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#RaisingDaughters: Empowering, nurturing, supportive. Advice, milestones, and challenges shared. Celebrates girlhood, fosters confidence, builds resilience, and highlights the joys of motherhood. Community-driven, inspirational, and relatable.
Girlhood 💕 #momlife #MomsofTikTok #girlmom #wildchild #mountaingirl #hikingwithkids #raisingdaughters
She’s a lil scary if I’m being honest. #secondbornchild #raisingdaughters #minime #personalitycheck
Y’all think I should ask her again in a few days or nah??😩😩 #MomsofTikTok #motherdaughter #motherdaughterduo #blackmoms #raisingdaughters
Raising daughters is wild work tho. #daughters #raisingdaughters #motherdaughter #MomsofTikTok #southerngirl #southernmomma
Tbh…. I’ve never been so proud 😂😂😂 #raisingdaughters #raisingdaughtersbelike #raisingstrongdaughters #raisingstrongwomen #raisingstronggirls #sassy #babygirl @haydenwburger
Type in “me as a mom” and the sound describes you! 🤷🏻‍♀️ It’s true. I’m an overprotective momma bear!  #nobullying #protective #mommabear #raisingdaughters #momanddaughter #measamom #relateable #momlife #solomom #remberme
One of the biggest lessons that has come as a surprise to me, as a mom (during these teen years especially) is learning that adapting my parenting style to the needs of each of my children is the fastest way to increase communication and strengthen our relationship -  Each of my daughters is unique and I have to pivot often for each of them!  It isn’t easy but in order to do it I try to keep these 5 things in mind: 1-Celebrate Her Unique Identity What She Needs: Freedom to explore who she is, even if it looks different from your expectations or values. What We Think We Should Do: Push her toward the hobbies, goals, or paths we think are “best” for her. How to Adapt: Let her try things—even if they seem unconventional or temporary. If she wants to dye her hair purple or join a band, support her exploration by saying, “I love that you’re figuring out what excites you. Tell me more about why you’re into this right now.” This shows her that you value her for who she is becoming, not who you expect her to be. 2. Let Her Have Her Opinions (Even If They’re Different From Yours) What She Needs: Space to form her own beliefs, opinions, and values as part of her identity formation. What We Think We Should Do: Correct her thinking if it doesn’t align with ours or insist she see things from “our perspective.” How to Adapt: Engage in discussions without judgment or defensiveness. If she shares a strong opinion, try, “That’s really interesting. What made you feel that way?” instead of immediately trying to offer your perspective. This makes her feel respected and gives her confidence in her ability to think critically. 3. Support Her Growth Through Mistakes What She Needs: A safe place to stumble, learn, and figure things out without constant criticism. What We Think We Should Do: Step in to save her from failure or prevent her from making mistakes we might have made ourselves. How to Adapt: When she makes a mistake—like forgetting to study or losing a friendship—acknowledge her feelings but let her experience the natural consequences. Say, “It’s okay to mess up; we all do. What do you think you learned from this?” This allows her to grow while knowing you’re there as her emotional safety net. 4. Honor Her Emotional World Without Overreacting What She Needs: To feel that her emotions—no matter how big or small—are valid and worthy of attention. What We Think We Should Do: Minimize her feelings or try to solve them for her, thinking it will calm her down faster. How to Adapt: When she says something like, “I feel like everyone hates me,” avoid saying, “Oh, that’s not true.” Instead, say, “That sounds really hard. I can tell this is weighing on you—want to talk more about it?” This shows her that her feelings are safe with you, even if they feel overwhelming to her. 5. Let Her Independence Shine While Being Her Anchor What She Needs: The chance to practice independence and take ownership of her life while knowing you’re always there when she needs you. What We Think We Should Do: Hold on tightly to keep her safe or overstep by micromanaging her choices. How to Adapt: Give her opportunities to make decisions on her own, such as setting her schedule or choosing how she spends her free time. Say something like, “I trust you to handle this, but if you need advice or support, I’m here.” This builds her confidence and reinforces the idea that you’ll always be a steady, loving presence. I don’t get them all right all of the time but I DO focus on them and try to use them as much as I can with each of stages they are in! #RespectfulParenting #ParentingTeens #RaisingStrongGirls #teencommunication #MotherDaughterBond #raisingdaughters #nurturinggirls #raisinggirls #momsoftweensandteens #ParentingGirls #momsoftweengirls
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One of the biggest lessons that has come as a surprise to me, as a mom (during these teen years especially) is learning that adapting my parenting style to the needs of each of my children is the fastest way to increase communication and strengthen our relationship - Each of my daughters is unique and I have to pivot often for each of them! It isn’t easy but in order to do it I try to keep these 5 things in mind: 1-Celebrate Her Unique Identity What She Needs: Freedom to explore who she is, even if it looks different from your expectations or values. What We Think We Should Do: Push her toward the hobbies, goals, or paths we think are “best” for her. How to Adapt: Let her try things—even if they seem unconventional or temporary. If she wants to dye her hair purple or join a band, support her exploration by saying, “I love that you’re figuring out what excites you. Tell me more about why you’re into this right now.” This shows her that you value her for who she is becoming, not who you expect her to be. 2. Let Her Have Her Opinions (Even If They’re Different From Yours) What She Needs: Space to form her own beliefs, opinions, and values as part of her identity formation. What We Think We Should Do: Correct her thinking if it doesn’t align with ours or insist she see things from “our perspective.” How to Adapt: Engage in discussions without judgment or defensiveness. If she shares a strong opinion, try, “That’s really interesting. What made you feel that way?” instead of immediately trying to offer your perspective. This makes her feel respected and gives her confidence in her ability to think critically. 3. Support Her Growth Through Mistakes What She Needs: A safe place to stumble, learn, and figure things out without constant criticism. What We Think We Should Do: Step in to save her from failure or prevent her from making mistakes we might have made ourselves. How to Adapt: When she makes a mistake—like forgetting to study or losing a friendship—acknowledge her feelings but let her experience the natural consequences. Say, “It’s okay to mess up; we all do. What do you think you learned from this?” This allows her to grow while knowing you’re there as her emotional safety net. 4. Honor Her Emotional World Without Overreacting What She Needs: To feel that her emotions—no matter how big or small—are valid and worthy of attention. What We Think We Should Do: Minimize her feelings or try to solve them for her, thinking it will calm her down faster. How to Adapt: When she says something like, “I feel like everyone hates me,” avoid saying, “Oh, that’s not true.” Instead, say, “That sounds really hard. I can tell this is weighing on you—want to talk more about it?” This shows her that her feelings are safe with you, even if they feel overwhelming to her. 5. Let Her Independence Shine While Being Her Anchor What She Needs: The chance to practice independence and take ownership of her life while knowing you’re always there when she needs you. What We Think We Should Do: Hold on tightly to keep her safe or overstep by micromanaging her choices. How to Adapt: Give her opportunities to make decisions on her own, such as setting her schedule or choosing how she spends her free time. Say something like, “I trust you to handle this, but if you need advice or support, I’m here.” This builds her confidence and reinforces the idea that you’ll always be a steady, loving presence. I don’t get them all right all of the time but I DO focus on them and try to use them as much as I can with each of stages they are in! #RespectfulParenting #ParentingTeens #RaisingStrongGirls #teencommunication #MotherDaughterBond #raisingdaughters #nurturinggirls #raisinggirls #momsoftweensandteens #ParentingGirls #momsoftweengirls
It’s the little things we enjoy as mamas 🥹🙃 #fyp #foryou #foryoupage #mama #MomsofTikTok #toddlermoms #toddlersoftiktok #momthings #momproblems #momlife #momtok #raisingkids #raisingdaughters #quiettime #peaceandquiet
Draft post, but still true. #draft #raisingdaughters #raisingdaughtersbelike #raisingstrongdaughters #raisingstrongwomen #raisingstronggirls #raisingdaughtersbelike
The exit kills me 🤣🤣🤣 #motherhood #motherhoodunplugged #motherdaughter #MomsofTikTok #momlife #raisingdaughters
Alexa Play The  Delfonics 🎶🎼🎵🎤 • • • • #Motherhood #GirlMom #Daughters #Moms #cutebabies #babiesoftiktok #RaisingDaughters #MomTok #GirlTok #daughtersoftiktok #fypシ #fypage #blackgirltok #blackgirltiktok #blackmomtent #HerStory #Ourjourney #fyp
#greenscreenvideo her helping me cook is one of my favorite things 🥹🩷 #motherhood #motherhoodunplugged #motherdaughter #MomsofTikTok #momlife #raisingdaughters #crockpotmeals
This tradition with my girls makes the Holiday so much more fun! I just keep a tub of collected Valentine’s decor for them to get creative with every year. #girlmom #familydinner #raisingdaughters #valentinesdinner
When we offer them other opportunities to explore what interests THEM it decreases the need to jump on the devices. This only happens when we make the other things more accessible and  interesting than the device.   What are some of the hobbie, activities, and topics your teens are exploring these days? #raisingstronggirls #parentingtips #raisingdaughters #nurturinggirls #ParentingTeens #momsoftweensandteens #parentingteengirls #parenting
Those daughters raised by a single mom hit different … don’t mess with mama. 👀 #singlemomlife #singlemomsoftiktok #motherdaughterduo #raisingdaughters
✨ A growth mindset helps teens embrace challenges, learn from mistakes, and build resilience. It fosters confidence, adaptability, and a love for learning that sets them up for success in every aspect of life. Let’s help our daughters believe in the power of ‘yet’! 💪 #GrowthMindset #TeenConfidence #raisingstronggirls #parentingtips #raisingdaughters
Part 2 of my important conversation with @Jo-Ann Finkelstein, PhD is now available on the Growing Together Podcast!   In this last part of our conversation, we talked about how sexism shapes the way that girls manage Anger; how it is involved in  mean girl culture ; and how it shapes our girl’s self-esteem.  It’s such a great conversation and I hope you are able to join the us by listening and leaving your thoughts in the comments!  #ParentingTeens #RaisingStrongGirls #raisingdaughters #nurturinggirls #raisinggirls #momsoftweensandteens #ParentingGirls #momsoftweengirls #parentingteengirls #sexism #girlpower
👧🏻 Raising strong, faith-filled daughters to walk boldly in their God-given purpose! ✨ From Esther’s courage to Deborah’s leadership, the Bible is filled with women who trusted God and changed the world.  May our young girls grow into the women He created them to be—full of wisdom, grace, and unwavering faith.  🌿💛 Who is a woman of the Bible that inspires you? 🙌 #RaisingGodlyGirls #FaithfulWomen #WomenOfTheBible #RaisingDaughters #GodsPlan #BiblicalWomanhood #RaisingWarriors #FaithOverFear #KingdomDaughters #GodlyWisdom #ChristianParenting #GirlsOfFaith
Girly pop just leave him on read and block him. No use in playing games with a dummy ☺️ #relatable #fypシ #fyp #foryoupage #foryourpage #boyfriend #parenting #raisingdaughters
Matching sneakers and wide leg jeans with my girl! 💕 #motherdaughterduo #mommydaughter #mommyanddaughter #raisingdaughters #adoptionislove
BURNING with fury isn’t enough to explain how I feel currently. #raisingdaughters #momlife #activism #womensrightsmatter #feminist #humanity #humanrights #enoughisenough

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