Raising Girls

Considering the many challenges girls face now, I wonder what personal experiences or observations led to this book’s focus. Did the author see gaps in existing advice?

With so much information out there, I’m curious if readers felt the strategies were practical or if it felt like a constant battle to keep up.

The book covers a lot of ground, but I wonder what guided the emphasis on certain ages or issues. Was it based on research, personal experience, or both?