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Girls, Girls, Girls

Parental Development

English - October 05, 2022 09:00 - 42 minutes - 28.9 MB - ★★★★★ - 35 ratings
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This episode continues our discussion about gender and parenting, talking through how to raise resilient girls.

Overall, we want our daughters to own their voice and opinions, be confident in their thoughts and feelings, and to understand their worth and that it's not dependent on anyone else.

Similar to boys, we want to avoid most of the gender stereotypes, including clothing, toys, and activities.  We always want to model healthy relationships and gender roles/norms. How you structure your family and divide responsibilities is not what's most important, but instead how you talk about those roles and responsibilities is what will teach your kids how to think about these activities.

It's very important that our girls learn that they are not responsible for the behavior of other people. This can start really small but grow as they age to make them responsible for the anger, sadness, violence, or assult of other people.

Research has clearly demonstrated the impact social media has on our girls and their self esteem, mental health, and social well being. Research has also shown that basic education about how social media works can help protect our girls from the negative effects of social media as they enter adolescence.

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