Rooting Her Self-Confidence in God’s Unique Design for Your Girl
Has your daughter ever come to you feeling like the worst student, athlete, or friend in the world? Rather than try to reaffirm her by saying “you’ll … Read More
Why Modesty Matters in Summer Swimwear Fashion
As summer approaches, your girl is likely aware of “swimsuit season”—a time of year for which we can thank the fashion industry! Many parents roll their eyes … Read More
When Her Favorite Christian Influencer has a Moral Failure
The word “follower” today has cultural ties to social media. And racking up followers equates with credibility or value in the public’s mind. However, what happens when … Read More
Putting Best Friend Privileges on Acquaintance Relationships
“I’M her best friend, not that other girl! How could she do this to me?” If you have an elementary-aged, pre-teen, or teen daughter, chances are you’ve … Read More
Getting to the Root of Your Girl’s Influencer Aspirations
A recent poll revealed that 98% of middle and high school students aspire to be social media influencers. The overwhelming majority of children in our country want … Read More
It’s Never too Late to Learn the Bible, Even With Your Girl
“It’s never too late to try.” We use this to encourage kids to step out and try new things when they’re afraid. In a 2021 Barna research … Read More
The Best Way to Handle Social Media is to Take a Break
Kids and adults alike have a strong addiction to their smartphones and social media. We spend hours in a lonely pursuit of checking notifications, playing games, posting … Read More
Some Helpful Alternatives to the Norm of Sleepovers
A growing trend of parents doing away with the practice of sleepovers for their kids stems from a desire to remove bullying and sexual abuse dangers. This … Read More
Why Girls are More Likely to be Addicted to Instagram
Functional MRIs conducted while teen girls used Instagram showed that they have an extremely heightened dopamine response—equal to a boy’s propensity toward video games. We are seeing … Read More
Setting Herself Apart from Her Sibling can Boost Her Confidence
It’s the age-old struggle of younger siblings everywhere: back-to-school-season means trying to convince a new set of teachers that you are, in fact, just as great as … Read More
Comparison Fuels Endless Striving, So Help Her Slow the Pace
“Don’t tell me to relax, mom! I’ll relax when I’m in the grave.” Today’s girls experience pressure to succeed far surpassing what generations before reported. Lateral comparisons … Read More
If Disordered Eating Creeps in, Take a Whole-Life Approach with Her
30 million Americans live with an eating disorder. Of that 30 million, 20 million are women. Data shows that eating disorders are the third most common chronic … Read More