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Sunday
Phones and Social Media- Some Parents' Rules
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Since my three recent posts, Dating Amongst Tweens , Dads Against Daughters Dating and At Some Point They Will Date , I've been think...
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Saturday
What Do Our Lives Communicate?
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Photo credit: Jadyn Noelle Photography So I got a little distracted from this series by a personal issue and a current event...
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Monday
Distracted Relationships
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So yesterday we looked at how communication has sure changed...and it now has some hazards added, with texting, social media and diminis...
Sunday
Gone are the Days of "May I speak to ___ please?"
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Tweet. Add. Follow. Creep. Stalk. Comment. Like. Send. Rate. Communication. It's changed. Right? From the old days of a giant pho...
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Friday
How Social Media Affects Friendships
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Recently I listened to a group of high school girls discuss the pros and cons of social media and how it affects friendships (Facebook, T...
Tuesday
Wanna Know Girls Thoughts on Friendships?
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October is anti-bullying month. We've got some great things coming up on that subject, a real life story to share, but I want to start...
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Thursday
Pt. 4 - Making a Difference!
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After 3 days of the issues, today is the hope! This 5 part series on the early sexualization of girls was kicked off with the recent Toddler...
Tuesday
MIDDLE SCHOOL MADNESS!!
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As the school bells prepare to ring once again, moms are busy everywhere bustling from store to store to buy clothes, uniforms, books and t...
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Monday
It Starts So Young...
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“ I’d like to maybe have a baby girl one day (said with smile), but you know (as if sharing universal knowledge), when they’re teenager...
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Saturday
From the Heart of a Teen Girl
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I had a whole introductory blog planned and written, but in extraordinary timing, I received a message from a teen girl, Imani, telling me ...
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