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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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Kind Girls Become Kind Women: Why Growing Kindness Matters

A collage picture of girls two talking, two looking sad and the words "When she feels left out or alone."

What to Say When Your Child Feels Left Out: Holding Space Without Taking It On

Penelope Pumpernickel with a picture of Ilan Shapiro MD and a quote that reads "Connection over Correction" when it comes to kids and healthy eating habits.

Connection Over Correction: Building Healthy Eating Habits That Last

Pictures of kids with money, and one with a parent with the words "Financial Literacy Matters."

Why Financial Literacy Matters — Even for Kids Ages 5–9

Graphic image of Samantha Sourdough with the word "I'mperfect" above her

Your Child Doesn’t Need to Be Perfect to Be Loved

Three girls looking sad

When Confidence Falls Flat…Helping Girls Rise Again After a Setback

Picture of three girls playing together in one corner, and a girl sitting alone in another with the words "What are Yo-Yo Friendships" on it and two yo-yo's, one up and one down with "She likes me..." and "She likes me not..."

Yo-Yo Friendships: What They Are and How to Help Your Daughter Navigate Them

Graphic picture of Penelope Pumpernickel with the words "Be true to you" around her, and the title "Teaching girls how to trust intuition"

Teaching Girls to Trust Their Intuition: Penelope Pumpernickel and the Power of the Inner Voice

An animated picture of two girls laughing and one girl looking sad walking away, with an arrow and the words "Making jokes at another person's expense can be a sign of bullying."

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

Recipe for CHANGE

picture showing two girls gossiping while another looks hurt, and another girl alone looking sad with the words "exclusion hurts."

The Power of Inclusion: Helping Girls Choose Connection over Exclusion

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