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Girls That Create Podcast Episode One

Raising Girls Who Thrive With Dr. Michele Borba

For the first episode of the Girls That Create podcast, host Erin Prather Stafford welcomes author and internationally renowned educational psychologist Michele Borba, Ed.D., to discuss raising girls who thrive. Dr. Borba is the author of “Thrivers: The Surprising Reasons Why Some Kids Struggle and Others Shine.”

Listen to the full interview on Word of Mom Radio.

In this episode, Erin asks thoughtful questions about helping girls thrive, including:

  • What advice do you have for parents who want to help their children realize what they’re interested in and what their talent might be? They want to help kids out but not by telling them. How do parents help guide their children to discovery?
  • You have three important questions caregivers and parents should ask themselves:
    *Who do you think your child is?
    *Who does your child think they are?
    *Who does your child want to become?
  • Why should parents ask themselves these questions?
  • How can parents and caregivers encourage the girls in their lives to use their voice and feel confident?

Are you looking for more information about helping girls thrive? Dr. Borba has contributed several posts to our website’s Parenting Resources section. Here are a few:

Eight Ways to Help Your Daughter Find Her Voice

Adaptable Children: Ten Ways to Raise Girls Who Can Pivot

Why Parents Should Build Self-Confidence in Kids

Help Your Kids Thrive By Debunking These Myths About Resilience

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April 17, 2023 epswriter

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