Tag: raising girls

A survey found that 94% of women in C-suite positions played sports, while 80% of Fortune 500 female executives were in sports in their younger years.

Lian shared how their discipline styles complement each other.

We asked parents what lessons they're teaching their daughters—ones they wish they'd learned growing up.

This Mom Took Photos of Young Girls as Princesses and Athletes Because Girls Can 'Do It All'

Girl Power! How to Raise Your Daughter To Be A Cheerleader For Fellow Women

Here’s why I won’t use phrases such as “kababae mong tao, ang brusko mo,” or “huwag mo isuot yan, mukha kang malandi,” on my daughters.

Just like mommy, I'm teaching my daughter to be an independent woman who won't need to be swept off her feet—by giving her all the love and attention she needs as a little girl.

You don’t have to let your daughter believe that girls can’t get along with one another, no matter what society says.

Let your daughter discover, learn and embrace who she is!

It has lasting effects on their self-esteem and self-worth.

From selfies to shout-outs, girls are using social media both to build up and break down their self-image.

"I hope she grows into a woman who can and will fight back if ever she would feel used, abused, or violated."

For Angelu, the truth should not be sugarcoated. She saw it as her way to “protect” her kids.

Her speech is simple but inspiring: Love yourself, dear daughter, and celebrate your individuality

"We all have gender biases. For example, I can’t help but be overly protective of my daughter."

The bright side is Amari will have four kuyas to protect her.

Expecting? Read this.