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Author of This. and That., wordslinger, former NFL linebacker, honorable mention Julia A. Moore bad poetry contest, three-time Dancing with the Stars champ.
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Teaching the Next Generation to Reject Misogyny

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By Kristen Cook Verified
| QOSHE
Children learn how to value women by watching how adults speak about and treat other women. Comparison fuels competition, but collaboration creates stronger families, communities, and futures. Another woman's success is not your loss—there is room for every person to thrive. Misogyny is often imagined as obvious hostility toward women: harassment, violence, discrimination, or openly declaring that women are less capable than men. But misogyny does not always announce itself so clearly.
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Raising Teens Who Choose Healthy Relationships

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By Kristen Cook Verified, Kristen Cook
| Psychology Today Verified
Romantic relationships are an important part of adolescent development, yet they often leave parents feeling uncertain. One day you’re reminding your child to brush their teeth before bed, and the next they’re asking if they can go on their first date. It’s no surprise that many parents respond with anxiety. Concerns about heartbreak, peer pressure, social media, unhealthy relationships, and sex can make the dating years feel overwhelming.
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Raising Teens Who Choose Healthy Relationships

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By Kristen Cook Verified
| QOSHE
What Changes During Adolescence? Find a therapist to support kids and teens Preparing teens for healthy relationships begins years before they go on their first date. Open, judgment-free conversations help teenagers recognize unhealthy relationship patterns. A sense of self-worth is the most effective protective factor against unhealthy dating relationships. Romantic relationships are an important part of adolescent development, yet they often leave parents feeling uncertain.
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