The Raising Girls Workbook

Name: The Raising Girls Workbook
Brand: Simon & Schuster Australia
SKU: 9781761106620
Price: 37.99 NZD
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How to help your daughter thrive at every age

By Steve Biddulph

Summary

The Raising Girls Workbook by Steve Biddulph is a practical guide for parents to help them nurture their daughters through the various stages of childhood and adolescence. It is filled with activities, exercises, and advice aimed at boosting confidence, resilience, and emotional well-being. Perfect for parents wishing to support their girls in becoming strong, happy, and successful young women.
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Format: Paperback / softback

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You might like this book if you are looking for practical advice and activities to help guide your daughter's emotional and psychological development. This resource aims to support parents in fostering confidence, resilience, and happiness in their girls.

The Raising Girls Workbook

Description

The Raising Girls Workbook by Steve Biddulph is an invaluable guide for parents seeking to understand and support their daughters through every stage of childhood and adolescence. Rich with insights and practical advice, this workbook provides detailed information about girls at each age, from infancy to adulthood, along with simple yet effective questionnaires to help you identify your daughter's unique needs. This interactive approach allows you to build on your family’s strengths and discover new strategies to guide your daughter towards a happy and healthy life.

The workbook delves into a variety of crucial topics, ensuring you are well-equipped to tackle the myriad challenges of raising a girl in today’s world:

How to help her feel secure: Learn techniques and approaches to build a foundation of safety and trust, crucial for your daughter’s well-being.
Navigating the world of friends: Guide her through the often complex and emotional social landscape, helping her to develop healthy relationships.
Finding the spark that makes her glad to be alive: Discover ways to inspire your daughter to pursue her passions and foster a sense of purpose and enthusiasm for life.
The special role of dads and aunties – and what if they have neither? Understand the unique influences of significant adults in your daughter's life and find solutions if these key figures are absent.
Loving your body and feeling at home in your own skin: Empower your daughter to develop a positive body image and self-respect in a world often critical of appearance.

Originally published as 10 Things Girls Need Most, the workbook has already assisted thousands of parents in navigating the complexities of raising girls. Its accessible format and practical tools have made it a steadfast companion, reinforcing confidence and clarity in parenting at every stage. Whether you are a new parent or seeking advice as your daughter reaches new milestones, Biddulph’s workbook is a resource you will find yourself returning to time and time again.

Book Details

INFORMATION

ISBN: 9781761106620

Publisher: Simon & Schuster Australia

Format: Paperback / softback

Date Published: 13 April 2022

Country: Australia

Imprint: Simon & Schuster Australia

DIMENSIONS

Width: 153.0mm

Height: 234.0mm

Weight: 0g

Pages: 208

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All Books Education & Reference Happiness & Mental Health Health & Wellness Mindset & Self Help Motivation & Inspiration Non-Fiction Parenting & Family Personal Development Philosophy & Psychology Self-Help & Personal Development Steve Biddulph

About the Author

Steve Biddulph, AM, is one of the world’s best known parent educators. A psychologist for 30 years, he is now retired but continues to write and teach. His books, including Raising Boys, Raising Girls, Ten Things Girls Need Most and The New Manhood, are in four million homes and 31 languages around the world. Steve’s work has influenced the way we look at childhood, the development of boys and men, the exploitation of girls and the misuse of young women globally.