#116: [Best Of Part 1] What Our Daughters Need with Sissy Goff

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Josh + Christi Straub

Parenting, Relationships, Christianity, Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture, Kids & Family

4.9 • 653 Ratings

🗓️ 17 July 2019

⏱️ 43 minutes

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Summary

Welcome to our "best of" series of the summer! The next two episodes are gold medallion interviews with our podcast "resident therapists." This week, we interview Sissy Goff from Daystar Counseling about what our daughters need. Next week, we interview David Thomas about what our sons need.

In this episode, Sissy breaks down what our girls need in the following age groups:

Birth-5: The Discovery Years

Ages 6-11: The Adventurous Years

Ages 12-15: The Narcissistic Years

Ages 16-19: The Autonomous Years

Some of the best nuggets of this interview include:

* The growing epidemic of anxiety in girls today
* The years our daughters seem disinterested in relationship with dad
* How dads can press into their daughters
* Why daughters tend to be ambivalent with their moms in the narcissistic years
* How moms can press into their daughters in these years

Show Notes:

To learn more, click here to purchase Sissy's book, All You Need to Know About Raising Girls.

To buy Sissy's latest book, Are My Kids on Track?, click here.

To learn more, check out: www.raisingboysandgirls.com

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0:00.0	You're listening to the In This Together podcast with Dr. Josh and Christy Straub, a podcast dedicated to helping you live, love, and lead well as a spouse, a parent, and a human being. Because no matter where you're at
0:23.2	on your journey, you're not alone. We're in this together. Welcome back to the End This Together podcast.
0:33.9	We hope you're enjoying your summer. And as a typical tradition here on the Unis Together podcast,
0:40.9	we take July, we take the summer
0:43.5	to take a little bit of a break from the podcast,
0:46.4	to reset for the next season, and we're doing that.
0:50.7	So we're getting ready to play the best of series coming up here. We did this last
0:56.4	year. We're doing it again this year. And really the best of are our most listened to episodes from
1:02.1	the last two seasons. And what's really fun about it is that if you're a new listener, this is just a
1:08.0	great place to jump in and start because I think there'll probably be some of your favorite episodes. And it gives you a broad overview of we're going to do a few on
1:15.4	parenting, marriage, I think went on sex, because those seems to be the big topics that we all
1:21.7	want to just really marinate in and talk about. So we hope you love this first conversation with Sissy Goff.
1:29.1	We talked about what our daughters need. Sissy is a counselor and one human that we adore.
1:36.5	I trust her with my daughter and I know she will earn your trust with yours. What she has to say, her insights of working with girls
1:47.0	over the decades are profound. And we just hope you love listening to this really important
1:54.6	conversation with Sissy Goff. Welcome back to the En This Together podcast. We are live today
2:00.2	from Daystar Counseling Ministries in
2:02.1	Nashville, Tennessee, and this place is just remarkable. This is my first time here, and it is
2:10.5	the most special place I think I've ever been. Our kids will come here. I keep joking that.
2:17.6	Like, I really hope they don't have, like, a big reason to come here, but they will come here.
2:22.3	And they're going to need therapy, so we're going to give them their therapy here because we trust David Thomas and Sissy Goff.
2:28.9	And over the next two weeks, you're going to hear from them.
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