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I want my daughter and nieces to grow into healthy young women who respect themselves, cherish their inner beauty, lead by example and moves mountains to reach the goals they aspire to acheive. As mothers we develop bonds with our children that run deeper than one can ever imagine. I am the mother of 2 sons and 1 daughter and I admit that I mother them all differently. Each of my offspring has their own distinct personality requiring nurturing at different times and levels.
Being a woman makes me look at my daughter in a much wider perspective . While I want all of my children to grow up with a positive self esteem, girls are a bit different. Girls can struggle with many issues that could negatively impact their self esteem. The capabilities of the internet has changed the way we communicate and makes it easier for negative things to be touted to a large audience. (aka .. girls can be mean!) Spending one on one time with my daughter ensures that we have an open line of commnunication and talk often about her self worth and abilities. Whether its a girls only shopping trip, at home manicures or chilling with a movie, it’s all about her and I. Promoting your child’s self esteem will help mold them to handle their future endeavors with a positive outlook and drive.
Dove has partnered with Kroger to develop the #GirlsUnstoppable conversation online program. Moms, if you don’t know what a hashtag is and you have tween and teenage children, you need to know today. I want to encourage you to not only know the social interaction your daughter is partaking in, but also download the Dove Self-Esteem Toolkit and start planning your girls only night and make a postitive impact on your daughters life! Spending just one hour with your daughter will help toward the goal of reaching 15 million girls by 2015 and making them #GirlsUnstoppable!
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About Michele Brosius
the all about me activity
I like the Girls in the Lead activity.
i wanna try Girls in the Lead activity
I want to try the Mutual complimenting activity with my daughter.
Mutual Complimenting would my choice on a one to one basis for helping a young girl feel good about her body image.
I like the boost book activity for my grand daughter who is 8 and I.
‘Girls in the Lead’ - Doing a project together.
Mutual Complimenting sounds like a really good one!
I think we’ll try the “Beauty All Around You” activity {Using a camera, video recorder or both, go on an expedition and capture all of the beautiful things you’re thankful for–people, places, nature, anything! Then, create a slideshow or movie for a feel-good film she can pop in whenever she needs a little boost.}. Sounds interesting, fun and probably quite inspiring. Thanks for the giveaway.
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The boost book looks like a good idea
Where I’m from activity
Mutual complimenting sounds like a great idea and lots of fun!
I love the “new moves and grooves” and “inspiration board” - both could even be done with my 4 year old.
Girls in the Lead-great activity and even useful to em as a teacher
Great to pass onto my granddaughters
Girls in the lead, great giveaway!
Mutual Complimenting with my daughter.