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About Your Teenager

Teen girls tend to be a riddle to fathers. Like any mystery, the relationship with our daughter can be frightening, exciting, entertaining, baffling, enlightening or leave us completely in the dark; sometimes all at once. If we want to unravel this mystery, we have to pay attention and listen, even in the most ordinary moments.

Why? Because a girl’s voice may be the most valuable and most threatened resource she has. Her voice is the conduit for her heart, brains, and spirit. When she speaks bold and clearly—literally and metaphorically—then she is much safer and surer. Dads must help nurture these qualities.

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  • DadTalk – a forum for conversation among fathers, step-fathers, grandfathers and other father figures of daughters, regardless of marital status, age, and whether the parent lives with or away from the child. The group is pro-female and discusses the joys and challenges of fathering daughters in today's world.
  • New Moon - A magazine written for girls by girls ages 8 to 14, New Moon is honest talk and inspiration from girls around the world.  It's a place where your daughter can go to speak her mind - whether she wants to sound off about the pressures of school and friends or share her dream of being a doctor.
 
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In 2004, Americans spent $12.4 billion (yes, billion!) on cosmetic surgery. The real costs of our obsession with youth, beauty and a slender physique are tallied in an epidemic of eating disorders, complications and deaths from unnecessary surgeries, exposure to dangerous toxins in cosmetics, and the equally toxic effects on a generation of young people who are told–in some 40,000 media messages a year–that unless you look like the supermodels and rock stars, you’re not good enough for anyone to love. It’s a message too many of them are buying.

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