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Helping Your Daughter Stay True to Herself

Helping Your Daughter Stay True to Herself

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 Welcome back to Raising Confident Girls. In this episode, Melissa Jones is joined by Deborah Weed, creator of Paisley's Fashion Forest and founder of the Quills Up movement, to talk about something every parent wants for their daughter: the confidence to be herself without feeling like she has to change who she is to belong.Deborah shares why girls can begin giving away their voices, opinions, and individuality at such a young age, often because they're afraid of what others will think. Together, Melissa and Deborah explore the difference between self-esteem and self-worth, why kindness doesn't mean giving away your power, and how we can help our daughters learn to trust themselves, even when their thoughts, interests, or choices are different from those around them.They also discuss how sharing our own experiences, including disappointments and challenges, can help our daughters feel less alone. Melissa and Deborah share simple ways parents can encourage self-expression, give girls opportunities to make their own choices, recognize their natural interests, and celebrate the things that make them unique.In this episode, we explore:Why girls sometimes give up parts of themselves to feel like they belongThe difference between self-esteem and self-worth, and why knowing your value mattersHow to teach girls that they can be kind without giving away their powerWhy helping your daughter trust her own opinions and decisions is an important part of confidenceHow sharing your own stories and disappointments can help your daughter build self-trustSimple ways to encourage girls to speak up, make choices, and express themselvesWhy it's important to notice your daughter's natural interests and encourage her to explore themHow to support your daughter's passions without letting your own fears become a barrierThe story behind Paisley's Fashion Forest and how Paisley's journey helps girls understand what it means to give away their power and find it againHow storytelling, music, and creativity can create meaningful conversations about self-worthPlus, Melissa and Deborah talk about the Ultimate Dance Back, a worldwide movement inviting girls, families, and communities to dance to "Let Me Roar" and show girls everywhere that we've got their backs.We're excited to partner with Deborah Weed, creator of Paisley's Fashion Forest, for the Ultimate Dance Back, launching November 10! This worldwide movement invites girls, families, and communities to dance to "Let Me Roar" and show girls everywhere that we've got their backs. Whether it's 15 seconds or a full dance, everyone is invited to participate, share their dance, and spread a message of kindness, confidence, and belonging.Join the Ultimate Dance Back: https://paisleysfashionforest.infoGet the book, Paisley's Fashion Forest: https://shorturl.at/LnNJnFrom November 10 through January 10, $1 from each book sold will benefit Girls Positivity Club, up to 10,000 books.Join Melissa for an encouraging conversation about helping your daughter recognize her worth, trust herself, and embrace the things that make her who she is. Because she doesn't have to be the loudest, boldest, or most like everyone else to belong. She just needs to know that who she is matters.Download the Quick Tips PDF of today’s episode for future reference. If you know a parent who could benefit from this conversation, share this episode with them! Let’s work together to raise the next generation of confident girls.Melissa's Links:• Website • Instagram • Facebook• TikTok• LinkedIn
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