Smartphones Should Wait
Research shows that girls who get their first smartphone before ten years old often suffer more mental health challenges than those who wait.
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Empowering Your Daughter Through Positive Affirmations
A close look at positive affirmations, how and why they work, and how parents and caregivers can use them to empower their daughters.
Girls with Low Self-Esteem: Recognizing the Signs and Nurturing Emotional Well-Being
Together we’ll look at how to understand self-esteem, expert-developed ways to measure self-esteem, signs your daughter has low self-esteem, and ways we can boost girls’ confidence and encourage them to...
Celebrating Mother's Day: The Not-So-Obvious Impact Moms Have on Daughters
This Mother's Day, we’re exploring the not-so-obvious impact mothers have on their daughters.
4 Ways to Keep Girls Safe on the Internet
In honor of Safer Internet Day we have put this handy guide together to keep girls cyber-safe while giving you peace of mind.
5 Ways to Practice Acts of Kindness
Practicing kindness can be fun, educational, and emotionally rewarding. Small acts of kindness are contagious and can go a long way in brightening someone’s day.Â
5 Tips on How to Raise Confident Girls
Raising confident girls can be challenging for parents. As our girls turn from young kids to tweens, we see them growing up in a world that can have them managing...
What to Do if Your Child is Being Cyberbullied
Cyberbullying can affect children of all ages and can be one of the hardest things that families face. Unlike in-person bullying, online bullying can happen at any time, not just...
Art is Good For Child Development at Every Stage
With a growing focus on math and science in school curriculums, some people consider art to be a luxury for a child's development. But art has many known positive effects...
Should Kids Be Bored in the Summer? The Benefits of Unstructured Time
It’s okay for kids to be bored—in fact it’s healthy for them!
How to Talk About Trauma With Kids
Traumatic events can seem random, and be hard to process for anyone experiencing it or witnessing them, including adults. Which is why learning how to talk about trauma with kids...
Screen time: How much is too much? And are we asking the right question?
Are you worried your child is spending too much time in front of a screen? You’re not alone. Parenting can be challenging enough without daily screen time battles.