Why Authority Doesn’t Always Mean Control
Say “authority”, and your girl probably thinks about your parental authority over her—that her parents are in charge. Authority, meaning “control.” But beyond the parental variety, authority … Read More
Breaking Up with Toxic Gossip
Has your daughter ever rushed to share a rumor with you that she heard swirling about a friend? Or even a rumor she heard about herself? We … Read More
Why Christian Girls Don’t Need the Highlight Reel
In a social media culture where the average tween and teen’s every moment is captured in “snaps” and “stories,” it may be easy for your girl … Read More
Do you Point to Christ in Seeking Justice?
When you turn on the daily news or scroll through your newsfeed, do you find a lot of public debate? Maybe there’s talk on life issues or … Read More
Teaching Your Daughter Long-Term Habit Change
Studies show adding small new behaviors to existing ones makes way for big habitual change. For example, if your family watches TV nightly, but each of you struggle to carve out time … Read More
Giving an Update to the End-of-Day Report
As our kids go back to school, whether in-person or remotely, time spent around the dinner table together becomes extra important. But don’t fall into the “how … Read More
Why You Should Teach Your Christian Kid Wise Content Creation
Does your daughter record wildly-popular videos of homemade slime or musical covers of her favorite radio hits? Thanks to social media, young people have a place to speak their mind and … Read More
How to Combat Selfishness in Your Family
So many decisions made in today’s culture are seemingly fueled by one question: “What’s in it for me?” Sure, there is great value teaching our girls to know their … Read More
Look for Times to Take Mother-Daughter Dates
“No one ever listens to me!” and “you just don’t get it!” seem to be two of the most commonly used phrases in a girl’s vocabulary, am … Read More
Supporting Your Girl Through Difficult Seasons
We all go through difficult situations and sometimes difficult seasons. As parents, we draw upon our previous experience and know that with the help of the Holy … Read More
What if We Thought Differently About Comparison?
Is comparison really the thief of joy? So many have clung to these poignant words penned by Theodore Roosevelt—but are they always true? Girls today struggle with comparison in … Read More
Teach Her to Choose Redemption Over Shame
Is your girl growing up in a faith culture of redemption or shame? Young Christians often view the faith as a list of “do’s and don’ts”—all rules, no mercy. While … Read More