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
Guide Your Child to Resist Worldwide Comparison and Inferiority
When your girl discovers a new passion, like playing the piano, she’s likely to turn to the internet for inspiration… but yikes! Her search results in dozens of child prodigies and … Read More
Christian Girls Need Counseling Too
Did you know that girls are more likely to be overlooked for mental health services compared to their male peers? In fact, according to findings in The … Read More
What to Do About Cyberbullying
Have you ever read the comments girls leave on one another’s social media? It can be downright appalling to witness the cyberbullying our girls go through. If … Read More
Understanding Your Daughter’s Emotional Triggers
Have you ever heard your daughter say “I’m triggered!” To be “triggered” is to have a negative emotional response—often associated with some sort of PTSD. To some … Read More
How to Parent Your Daughter Through Heartbreak
As a parent, seeing your child heartbroken can leave you feeling helpless. Whether she got cut from the field hockey team or broken up with, seeing your daughter’s … Read More
How to Parent Your Daughter Through Trauma
No parent wants to find out their girl has experienced trauma. It’s our job to protect her from mental, emotional, and physical wounds. You may easily pinpoint the … Read More
Fighting Your Daughter’s Depression with the Light of God
Have you ever heard of a condition called Seasonal Affective Disorder, a.k.a. “SAD”? People with SAD suffer from mood fluctuation caused by the changing seasons—most often in the dark and dreary … Read More
What You Need to Know About Childhood Depression
God has blessed us humans with the gift of experiencing a wide range of emotions. After all, we couldn’t fully appreciate good feelings, like joy, without also knowing their counterparts, like sadness. But what about depression? Here’s … Read More