Read more about the article Is Your Child Blaming Others? Here’s How to Teach Accountability with Connection
When your child is constantly blaming others for things, it might be a sign of bullying

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

As parents, one of the hardest things to hear is, “It wasn’t my fault.” And while that may seem like a small, everyday response, consistently blaming others can be a…

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Read more about the article Teaching Girls to Trust Their Intuition: Penelope Pumpernickel and the Power of the Inner Voice
We must work with girls to help them understand how important it is to listen to their inner voice and trust themselves to make good decisions.

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

There’s a quiet little voice inside all of us.Sometimes it whispers, “That doesn’t feel right.”Sometimes it says, “You should go introduce yourself.”And sometimes it gently reminds us, “You are stronger…

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Read more about the article When Children Keep Secrets, It Could Be a Warning Sign of Bullying Behavior.
When kids act unusually secretive, it could be a sign that they are engaging in bullying behaviors

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

As parents, we often worry about whether our children are being bullied. But one of the more difficult conversations to have is the possibility that our child may be participating…

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Read more about the article Let Them Roam: Why Kids Need Unsupervised Play More Than Ever
Denmark is allowing kids the opportunity to play outside in sometimes riskier environments with seemingly better outcomes.

Let Them Roam: Why Kids Need Unsupervised Play More Than Ever

There’s a quiet shift happening in childhood, and not in a good way.Kids today are safer than ever on paper… yet more anxious, less confident, and increasingly disconnected from the…

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Read more about the article Are “Jokes” Becoming Hurtful? How to Help Your Daughter Choose Kindness Over Laughter at Someone Else’s Expense
Making jokes at the expense of someone else, especially to gain attention or favor of others is considered to be bullying behavior.

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

We all love to hear our kids laugh.But sometimes… that laughter comes at someone else’s expense.In Part 2 of our 7-part series: “Seven Signs Your Child Might Be Bullying Others—and…

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Read more about the article Yo-Yo Friendships: What They Are and How to Help Your Daughter Navigate Them
Learning what Yo-Yo friendships are and how to navigate them is very important when parenting adolescent girls.

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

Friendships are at the heart of a young girl’s world, but not all friendships feel safe, steady, or easy to understand. One of the most confusing types? The yo-yo friendship.If…

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Talk-It-Out Tuesday: The Simple Dinner Habit That Builds Stronger, More Connected Kids

 In a world filled with notifications, busy schedules, and constant distractions, connection can easily slip through the cracks.That’s why we’re introducing something simple...but powerful:Talk-It-Out Tuesday.One night a week.One table.No phones.…

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Read more about the article What Parents Need to Know About Body Checking—and Why Connection Matters More Than Ever
What starts as a quick glance in the mirror can turn into an eating disorder if left unchecked.

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

If you’ve spent any time scrolling social media lately, you’ve likely seen it...even if you didn’t realize what it was. A girl turns sideways.She pinches her waist.She checks her reflection……

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Read more about the article What to Say When Your Child Feels Left Out: Holding Space Without Taking It On
What to say or do when your child feels left out, without taking on her struggle.

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

Few things hit harder as a parent than watching your child walk through the door with slumped shoulders and watery eyes.“Everyone was invited… except me.”“They didn’t save me a seat.”“I…

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