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Well, there's no doubt that there's a cultural tsunami that is washing over your teen daughter about her looks,

her identity, her friends, everything about her. And the truth is perhaps altogether different

than most of the messaging. We're going to talk about how you can help support your teen daughter

today. I'm John Fuller, along with Dr. Danny Werta, and we're going to kick off with a conversation

that focused on the family president Jim Daly had with Dr. Heather Holloman.

She's a professor at Penn State, and she is one persuasive woman.

I love what she has to say.

Let's listen in as she shared with Jim about how to help

your teen daughter. Heather, again, I didn't raise girls. I have two boys. So it's always

fascinating to me to talk to parents like you two that had girls. But in that context, I probably

have some stereotyping in my head. I mean,

I just haven't had the experience. But I would think young girls, that popularity thing,

acceptance thing, I think I'm pretty good at coaching a son in that direction. But even with what you're saying, one of your daughter's really getting at having a seat

at the table, for the parent that maybe has done something like that, but that daughter has

not grabbed on to that, you know, and they're still struggling with the popularity problem

being accepted.

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