Parent Pantry

Pictures of girls showing empathy and compassion for one another.

Friendship Fires: Helping Girls Navigate Drama with Empathy

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

Picture showing two different girls experiencing fear and/or anxiety.

Why Anxiety Isn’t Your Enemy… Penelope Teaches Girls to Be True to Who They Are.

Picture of Penelope Pumpernickel with the words "goals," and goal setting image.

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

A picture showing a girl with her dog, holding her face and a graphic pic of Whitney Wheat looking sad

Helping Kids Cope with the Loss of a Beloved Pet: Whitney Wheat’s Recipe for Healing Hearts

Picture of scales with two girls and the words The Comparison Trap

The Comparison Trap — Helping Girls See Their Own Worth

kids sitting on the floor in a classroom

Social and Emotional Learning in Kids… Is it Important?

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

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

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

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

A picture of a little girl in the kitchen with her mom, another picture of parents coloring with their two little girls, and another picture of a mom giving her daughter a high-five and the words "Connection over Compliments, What Kids Really Need From Parents."

Connection Over Compliments: What Kids Really Need From Parents

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