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by Jeanne Elium (Author), Don Elium (Author)
Girls are born believing that they can do anything, but our media-driven culture of mixed messages and conflicting values can make growing up a confusing and risky business. And for parents, it is a daunting responsibility to raise confident, independent daughters while still keeping them safe. Jeanne and Don Elium address such complex challenges as:
- peer pressure and evolving social roles- emotional effects of physical changes
- moodiness, eating disorders, and depression
- the consequences of early sexuality
- the gender gap between girls and boys
- new research on ADD and ADHD in girls
- daughters and single parenting Raising A Daughter guides parents through each stage of a girl's development, from infant to toddler, through middle childhood, the teen years, and on into early adulthood. A bestseller since 1994, this newly revised classic offers a practical exploration of what it means to have a daughter, and a compassionate study of what it means to be a woman coming of age in today's world.
Author Biography
Jeanne Elium is a full-time author and mother of both a son and a daughter. She is a former university instructor, women's counselor, and elementary school teacher.
Don Elium is a father and marriage, family, and child counselor in private practice, as well as a professional author and speaker.
Number of Pages: 432
Dimensions: 1.17 x 9.05 x 6 IN
Publication Date: January 13, 2003
