Stop Speaking for Your Daughter: 8 Ways to Help Her Find Her Voice
Speaking up for your daughter has its place, but stepping back at the right moments is how she finds her own voice.
Speaking up for your daughter has its place, but stepping back at the right moments is how she finds her own voice.
Teaching daughters to be strong is one of the most critical things a parent or caregiver can do for their child. The task can feel
Educational psychologist Michele Borba, author of Thrivers, on raising girls who thrive, from building resilience to helping them find their own interests.
Author and speaker Eliza VanCort on why women are pressured to make themselves small, and how to claim space, quiet the nerves and be heard.
We all have days when the harshest critic of our choices is ourselves. That’s why we need to model self-compassion for our girls as parents
It inevitably comes—the school project where your child must interview someone. Whether for career day, a research paper, or a family genealogy project, asking questions
Failing early in our careers can make us question whether we are on the right path. We may look at people who have succeeded from
In the latest episode of the Girls That Create on Word of Mom Radio, host Erin Prather Stafford sits down with Dr. Jenny Woo, a
In this episode of the Girls That Create podcast on Word of Mom Radio, Erin welcomes mother-daughter duo Leslie and Lindsey Glass. The interview focuses
Creating art for healing purposes dates back tens of thousands of years, to the practices of First Nations people around the world. Art therapy uses