When it comes to body image, “coaches are said to be some of the ‘primary social influences’ on girls aged 11-17.

The Tallest Poppy was a research experiment looking at ways in which ambitious women are cut down for their achievements.

Stories of professional athletes using their platforms to invest (financially, emotionally, and time-wise) in women's sports.

"The stakes feel higher because there's always an audience, or the risk of one.”

Fantastic article showcasing what’s ahead, despite the double standards that still exist.

“If attention was going to be paid, her attitude was: I’m going to be a SUBJECT of that attention, rather than an OBJECT.”

ESPN anchor talks about her viral reporting of Kobe's #GirlDad pride and how she'd like to see Dads leverage that power more proactively today.

Don’t love allllll of these, but a few particularly great ones: physically BE there, CREATE moments of connection, and Curb Multi-Tasking.

This podcast breaks down how to weed out the noise, break down the news to pieces one can understand, and have difficult conversations with kids.

“What I have discovered is this: you can’t do it alone. . . Listen. Say Yes. Live in the Moment. And make big choices - early and often.”

“Fitness” v “Healthy”, “Long-game” v “Short-game” - this is a great article from The Atlantic for anyone with athletic Daughters.

In this Twitter post, Camila Cabello is honest, vulnerable, and very relatable around the pressures to look “perfect” over having fun.

Boys report taking more risks than girls . . . at every age. Why is that? A must-watch for parents AND their Daughters.

Raising teens is much like leading other leaders at work — working with people who crave more autonomy and empowerment.

Informative Q&A from the authors of The Confidence Code (with another book specifically for kids).

One Dad’s brilliant take on the “Princess Phase”. All parents and Disney lovers - please PLEASE read!!!

It boils down to empathy and keeping your mouth shut. Simple, actionable advice from one of our faves, Dynamo Girl.

Dads teach their Daughters resilience and connection through physical activity.