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| Acknowledgments | ||
| About the Authors | ||
| Introduction | ||
| 1. | Why is She So Difficult to Deal With? Understanding and Communicating With Adolescent Girls |  Excerpt |
| 2. | Why Can't She Ever Think For Herself? Adolescent Girls and Their Peer Group | |
| 3. | Will I Ever Stop Worrying About Her? The Vulnerabilities of Adolescent Girls | Excerpt |
| 4. | How Can I Help Her Feel Good About Herself? Building Strength and Resiliency in Adolescent Girls | |
| 5. | How Will She Ever Become an Independent Woman? Helping Adolescent Girls Prepare For The Future? | |
Excerpt from Chapter 1. Why is She So Difficult to Deal With? Understanding and Communicating With Adolescent Girls
WHAT CAN I SAY WHEN MY ADOLESCENT DAUGHTER HAS EXPERIENCED FAILURE AND IS UPSET? Savannah H.
Parents hurt when their kids hurt. A failure is not only painful for your daughter, but is painful for you, too. This is one of those time when you wish you could make it all better, but you may not be able to. You can't make the pain disappear, but you can help your daughter to understand that failure is a normal, acceptable, and often unavoidable, experience throughout life.
