Studies show that girls approaching adolescence become dramatically less self-assured, and these feelings last through adulthood.

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Girls Self Esteem

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Studies show that girls approaching adolescence become dramatically less self-assured, and these feelings last through adulthood. Willie and Elaine Oliver talk with Tamyra Horst on how to boost girls’ self-esteem.

Through engaging, informative, and spiritual discussions about issues facing todayʼs families, Real Family Talk seeks to strengthen families and inspire hope. In each edition, the Olivers draw from their pastoral, educational, and counseling experience to navigate discussions about family life, approaching each topic with practical solutions and sound biblical principles.

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