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BESTIE: A Note on Friendship, Belonging, and Be...
Lately, I’ve been thinking about friendship, not in the abstract, but in the quiet yet formative ways it shapes a girl’s sense of self.
BESTIE: A Note on Friendship, Belonging, and Be...
Lately, I’ve been thinking about friendship, not in the abstract, but in the quiet yet formative ways it shapes a girl’s sense of self.
Does Comfort Come at The Expense of Honor?
By Kimberly Inskeep What we wear shapes identity, sends signals, and teaches girls who they’re becoming. Kim Johnson is the Founder of The Darling Day, a brand that’s all about confidence...
Does Comfort Come at The Expense of Honor?
By Kimberly Inskeep What we wear shapes identity, sends signals, and teaches girls who they’re becoming. Kim Johnson is the Founder of The Darling Day, a brand that’s all about confidence...
The Confidence Crises: It’s Not Just What They...
How what we DO can make a difference for our girls By Kimberly Inskeep I have this gut feeling. Maybe it’s not entirely gut since I’ve read a fair bit on...
The Confidence Crises: It’s Not Just What They...
How what we DO can make a difference for our girls By Kimberly Inskeep I have this gut feeling. Maybe it’s not entirely gut since I’ve read a fair bit on...
The Story She’s Learning to Wear
And here’s the nuance we often miss: She’s learning who she is in the same moments the world is telling her who to be.
The Story She’s Learning to Wear
And here’s the nuance we often miss: She’s learning who she is in the same moments the world is telling her who to be.
Stopping the Falling Dominoes
The good news? We now have the insight and opportunity to reach in and interrupt the fall - like a hand stopping a chain of dominos - but only if...
Stopping the Falling Dominoes
The good news? We now have the insight and opportunity to reach in and interrupt the fall - like a hand stopping a chain of dominos - but only if...
A Fun Way to Make an Important Difference
Research now shows that girls as young as 7 or 8 are already asking, “Who am I? Where do I fit? What does ‘beautiful, successful, valued’ look like?’”
A Fun Way to Make an Important Difference
Research now shows that girls as young as 7 or 8 are already asking, “Who am I? Where do I fit? What does ‘beautiful, successful, valued’ look like?’”
