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PARENTS CLUB
My Friend, My Bully
Body Privacy
Doing the Right Thing
Understanding Beauty
Sports & Self-Esteem
A Room of Her Own
Misunderstood Praise
Developing Integrity
Being Active
Good Sportsmanship
Quality or Quantity Time
Art of the Compliment
Let Them Scream
Managing Stress
How We Indulge
Dropping Everything
Healthy Attitude to Food
Listening Beyond Words
Raising a Thinking Child
Know Where They Go
The Right Way to Praise
Positive Self-Esteem
A New Year
Making Memorable Holidays
Raising a Grateful Child
School Struggles
Back To School
Summer Learning

PARENTING TIPS
Girls Being Mean to Each Other
Keeping Your Daughter Motivated in School
Fitting in with Other Girls

ASK THE DOCTOR Q&A
"Any time we are watching a movie or she sees people in love, my daughter...

"My daughter doesn't want to talk about female things of growing up...

"My daughter just turned 13. We fight constantly about homework...

"My 10 year old daughter is asking about sex...

"My daughter has a friend that has consistently lied to her, manipulated situations...

"My daughter thinks she may be depressed, OCD, and many other illnesses...

"I have a 7 year old daughter and for the past 2 years she complains of belly aches...

"How do you keep sisters from fighting? "
"My issue is that when I ask my 11 1/2 year old questions that make her think about her feelings or ask her to explain her thoughts to me, I always receive an answer of "I don't know."...

"How do I, with grace and tact, convince my 10 year old daughter that she needs to have her own sleeping schedule and should sleep in her own bed?...

"My daughter is in 6th grade and seems to have a lot of friends at school but never invites anyone over to our house...

"My 6 1/2 yr. old has a hard time going to bed at night...

"My 11yr. old is overweight (4ft. 10in.@120lbs.) and very unhappy about it...

"I have an 11 year old daughter and lately she has been very touchy....

"My daughter who is 8 years old is very smart but yet she has a hard time controlling her emotions she has had lots of stress in her life...

"My daughter started her period 3 months before her 11th birthday...

How do you know if your daughter has a boyfriend?

DID YOU KNOW?
Did you know that asking "what" instead of "why" is more effective for addressing misbehaviors?

Did you know that it´s often a good idea to parent each of your children differently?

Did you know that cultivating gratitude in your child can promote feelings of happiness and self-worth?

Did you know that the local news and newspaper might do your child more harm than good?

Did you know that often being angry or frustrated with your children might...

Did you know that taking your role of parent less seriously...

Did you know that play can increase your child's attention levels?

Did you know that you shouldn't pay your child for their chores?

Did you know that your child does not have to "be friends" with everyone?

Did you know that you don't owe your child an explanation about...

Did you know that "helping out" could hurt your child?

Did you know that paying your child for good grades...

Did you know your body image can affect how your daughter feels...

Did you know that it´s okay for your daughter to experience problems...

Did you know that "boredom" can build skills?

Did you know that your own traditional gender roles might be limiting...

Did you know that a good disagreement can teach...

Did you know that laughter can help...

Did you know that "discipline" should always be...

Did you know that what you buy for your daughter tells her...

Did you know that overdoing compliments can make...

Did you know that knowing what your daughter is doing and with whom...

Did you know that the key to understanding your daughter´s friendships...

Did you know that rewarding your daughter for her good grades can...

Did you know that your primary role with your daughter is...

Did you know that trying to make your daughter "happy" can ...

Did you know that "quality time" does not make up for...

Did you know that most children in the U.S. watch television between...

Did you know that HOW you give praise and feedback makes...

Did you know that giving in to begging and whining may...

Did you know that taking care of your adult relationships can...

Did you know that focusing on making your daughter happy can...

Did you know that filling your daughter's schedule with activities can...

Did you know that solving your daughter´s problems could...

Did you know that letting your daughter explore her own style...

Did you know that calling your daughter "smart" may actually...

Did you know that your daughter needs your questions more...


Did You Know?
Did you know that what you buy for your daughter tells her what you value?

There are so many choices about where to put your money when you're shopping for your kids. There is so much pressure on parents to buy the clothes or toys that your daughter's friends have and that she will therefore beg you to buy for her. This is where you need to remind yourself of your values and remember that you have choices. Parents often worry about how their girls follow the trends of actresses, T.V. characters, and even dolls, who are scantily-dressed "party girls" with a bad attitude – well, parents should worry. These are unhealthy role models and girls should who get caught up in them often lose a sense of themselves. Here's what parents can do: don't buy clothes or products that perpetuate these negative ideas of how girls should be, and then explain your buying choices to your daughter. Resist the pressure to do what other parents might be doing, resist the pressure to give in to the pressure on parents today to be "cool. " Your daughter will likely resist your decisions and consider you inflexible but over time she will clearly understand where your values lie – and you can remind yourself that, when it comes to helping your daughter develop a healthy sense of herself and helping her to value herself as a girl and later as a woman, you are inflexible and that's a good thing!

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