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When to Pause and Reassess the Family Calendar
As your girl grows into her teen years, she also grows in leadership skills, multitasking, and responsibility. This season is a great training ground for her adult … Read More
As your girl grows into her teen years, she also grows in leadership skills, multitasking, and responsibility. This season is a great training ground for her adult … Read More
Today’s teens are seeking information as engaged global citizens. What a gift to raise girls who care so deeply for the world! But without parental guidance, “research” … Read More
Historically the Christian faith has had with outward symbols to represent a person’s soul allegiance—the icthus or the Christian fish symbol during early Church persecution, to the Cross … Read More
The common ground has disappeared. People today are so fixated on being right, that they mistake opinion for fact. It’s so frustrating to debate with someone who … Read More
Self-sabotage is defined as the behaviors or thought patterns that hold someone back. This behavior can rear its ugly head in a lot of different ways including … Read More
Girls feel all kinds of pressure—pressure to get good grades, be the best on the team, be the loyal bff…they’re all good motivators, and with a healthy … Read More
From epic stunts to young advocates fighting for human dignity, today’s online communities are bursting with videos of risk-takers. Is your girl empowered by these stories or … Read More
Failure. Not something that your girl likely embraces, or that she’s proud of. But what if failure was the exact catalyst she needed to achieve success in … Read More
Is your daughter getting caught up in the commercial-side of Christmas? It’s easy to get wrapped up in the balsam-scented sparkle of it all! But we know … Read More
When your girl bounds into the kitchen every morning, you feed her a healthy breakfast. When she wants to watch an evening movie, you check to make … Read More
The U.S. Surgeon General recently recognized loneliness and isolation as a public health crisis in our nation—right up there with obesity and addiction. One of the most … Read More
Millions of people hold online lives and in-person lives, but the two are not equal. Research shows a correlation between our mental health epidemic and increased connectivity … Read More