Parent Pantry

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 with the word confidence in blocks

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

Picture of a woman in the kitchen with her daughter, and another child with her arms crossed and a post it that reads "I don't care," and the words "What does a lack of empathy look like?"

Is Your Child Struggling with Empathy? How to Help Her Develop Compassion and Emotional Awareness

Picture of Penelope Pumpernickel holding a book by Lisa Damour entitled "Under Pressure"

Why Anxiety Can Be a Gift: Teaching Girls to Tune Into Their Inner Voice

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

Girls on playground slides at school

Why Friendships at School Are So Important for Girls

Recipe for CHANGE

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.

Picture of parents reading to their kids and the words "Why Reading to Kids Matters More Than Ever."

Why Reading to Kids Matters More Than Ever: Reversing the Decline and Rebuilding Connection

picture of Rachel Rye with a megaphone and a snippet of a JAMA article about the effects of screen time on kids' mental health and the words "Don't give smartphones to kids under 13"

Screen Time and Kids’ Mental Health: What the Research Is Really Telling Us

Picture of a woman reading to a little girl, and a man reading to a little girl, and the words "We need to read to kids."

The Bedtime Story Is Disappearing, and Your Child Needs You to Bring It Back

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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