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Read Raising Girls Who Like Themselves to find out...
- One tiny parenting tweak to help your daughter believe in herself (pg 12)
- A major cause of anxiety that is often overlooked and how to mitigate it (pg 5)
- Why girls grow up super-sensitive about what other people think and how to prevent it (pg 18)
- What to do and say about make-up (pg 65)
- How the current approach to building girls’ body confidence is actually making it worse (pg 35)
- One rule that will bring crystal clarity to every little question about what you should let your daughter wear (pg 68)
- What to do if you think your daughter is above her natural weight (pg 45)
- What to do if your daughter is teased for being fat (pg 47)
- How health-conscious parents can deal with junk food without turning their child into a closet eater (pg 55)
- How to get kids moving more (pg 59)
- Complete a body confidence family health check (pg 60)
- Take the pressure off and lose the guilt by learning what the research actually says about screen time and homework (pg 107, 114)
- Find out if your daughter is getting enough sleep (pg 120)
- Why telling your child that they are awesome all the time is doing more harm than good and what to do instead (pg 126)
- The secret to real and enduring self-esteem (pg 129)
- Successful kids know the difference between being a failure and failing well (pg 140)
- Using praise the right way to build mastery and independence (pg 145)
- Help her to choose friends who are good for her (pg 160)
- Build and maintain strong friendship by learning how to handle conflict the right way (pg 163)
- One simple technique to reduce the frequency and severity of bullying (pg 162)
- When to get involved in your daughter’s friendship problems and when to stay out (pg 165)
- A simple time-saving hack to strengthen your own relationship with your daughter (pg 173)
- Help your daughter to find her strengths (pg 182)
- Why we need to raise “real girls” rather than a “good girls” (pg 188)
- How to reduce conflict with your daughter (pg 197)
- And more...
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Fear of criticism can limit our girls' potential and corrode their happiness.
Criticism is inevitable.
Being crushed by it is not!
