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Featured Empowerment Drawing

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Survivor Mom: Teaching Consent is a drawing with a memorable question for daily use.

This Is How You Teach Kids About Consent

Action steps for teaching consent from ages 1 to 21

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8 People Your Child Doesn’t HAVE to Hug

A cartoon showing who your child does not HAVE to hug

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Survivor Mom: Teaching Consent

A question for daily use & its powerful message

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Safety Rules for Every Family

I like the idea of practicing excuses to escape unsafe situations.

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Six Things Parents Can Do to Raise Kids to Be Confident Decision-Makers

How to encourage practice with small decisions to prepare for larger ones

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How "Strength Based Parenting" Is Bringing out the Best in Kids

Positive psychology research meets parenting best practices

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When they come out, everyone is gone. Their father is nowhere in sight. Michael looks nervous. 'What are we going to do?' 'I don't know.' They both begin to panic.

A powerful story not to be missed, developing essential skills in the age of smart phones

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To Raise Confident, Independent Kids, Some Parents Are Trying to 'Let Grow'

Ideas for incremental challenges to help foster independence

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Stop Telling Kids to "Be Careful" And What to Say Instead

Phrases for fostering awareness and problem solving in children, rather than fear

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Training Children to Be Independent

To make this widely applicable, I would downplay aspects on religion and the one mention of firearms, otherwise this is a thorough and ambitious list for raising an independent person.

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For Kids with Anxiety, Parents Learn to Let Them Face Their Fears

The successful results of a Yale University study that trained parents to support their children with anxiety

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10 Surprising Ways to Calm An Anxious Child

A list of specific tactics to support anxious children based on brain research

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Daydreaming Is Good for You and Other Things I Want Kids to Know About Their Brains

Brain science translated into digestible, actionable chunks for children

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This Mother's Description of her Tween Son's Brain Is a Must-read for All Parents

One mother's compelling wording for an important conversation between parent and child

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When Our Child Is Hurt by Another

Thoughtful, informed, empowering, and not necessarily intuitive ways to respond when your child is hurt by another

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The Train Analogy that Will Completely Change How You See Your Crying Child

Emotional empowerment: giving children the space to work through hard feelings

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Raising a Powerful Girl

16 concrete ideas for empowering girls

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Are You Holding Your Daughter Back?  Here Are Five Ways to Raise Girls to Be Leaders.

How to challenge gender biases, stereotypes, and cultural norms with step-by-step advice

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Boys and Girls Constrained by Toys and Costumes

The history of gender in toys and clothing & research on its effects

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