Ep. 68 Growing Tweens Confidence: Knowing Themselves and Sticking to Values w/ Becky Fife, Katie Parker and Allie Callister

Raising children requires the help and support of family, friends, professionals and programs that assist parents with guiding children through the increasingly complex world.

We had the opportunity to talk to Katie Parker, Becky Fife and Allie Callister who are the owners and co-creators of the I Believe In Me program. This program was created especially for tweens, to give real tools that can help create a happy middle school life. The program focuses on promoting a positive mindset and individual growth for each person.

We continue our discussion with the I Believe In Me team and talk about how to build confidence in our children so they can deal with uncomfortable situations, stay true to themselves and manage friendship drama.

Our discussion today included:

How to build confidence in our children.
Raising confident tween girls and confident children.
How to help children establish good habits.
The tiny habits method. Dr BJ Fogg
Routines are the roots that keep you steady.
Building competence as a young child.
The power of speaking up as a 10-year-old.
The importance of an I Believe In Me mindset.
Who cares what they think, is everything.
How to pay attention to your inner feelings.
Dealing with mean girls and friendship drama.
Two important questions girls need to ask themselves.
The three strikes you're out tool.
The importance of a conscious soil check.

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