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If you bought the book My Crumby Guide to Baking and Friendship Making… PLEASE READ

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Friendship Fires: Helping Girls Navigate Drama with Empathy

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Are “Jokes” Becoming Hurtful? How to Help Your Daughter Choose Kindness Over Laughter at Someone Else’s Expense

A picture of kids raising a trophy, legs kicking soccer balls, three kids playing air hockey and a disappointed little girl, and kids in a track race, and the words "How you handle winning and losing matters."

Model Healthy Responses: Your Child Is Watching How You Handle Winning, Losing, and Disappointment, Part 1

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Penelope Pumpernickel’s Monday Message: Rising Again & Setting New Goals

A picture of a girl with her finger up to her mouth, two kids under a blanket, and two kids laughing secretively at something with the word "Secret."

When Children Keep Secrets, It Could Be a Warning Sign of Bullying Behavior.

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Is Your Child Blaming Others? Here’s How to Teach Accountability with Connection

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Kind Girls Become Kind Women: Why Growing Kindness Matters

Picture of two kids with their legs on a wall on ipads, another picture of kids all on screens, and a girl on a cell phone, with the words "Kids & screens."

Is Too Much Screen Time Stealing Your Child’s Social Skills?

Spending time together in the kitchen

Why the Kitchen is the Perfect Place to Connect

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What Parents Need to Know About Body Checking—and Why Connection Matters More Than Ever

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Teaching Girls to Think for Themselves: Helping Your Daughter Find Her Voice

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The Confidence Crunch: Why Girls Lose Self-Belief So Early—and How Parents Can Help

Parents sitting with kids on the couch.

The “Crisis of Connection” and Why Kids Need Us More Than Ever

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