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Research tells us that a daughter's confidence is closely tied to her mom's confidence.
Everything from what you think, say, and do can influence your daughter's perception of herself.
I don't know about you, but this can feel really daunting to me!
It's most obvious when it comes to body image -
What we say and do (even if it's about ourselves), comes back to become our daughter's inner self-talk.
I'll never forget when I saw the Dove commercial that compared a daughter's comments about what she loves and hates about her body with what her mom loves and hates about her body.
They were almost identical, even though the mom had not said anything about her daughter's body!
It was the comments that she was making about her own body that left a huge impression on her daughter.
At the end, the commercial said "The way a girl feels about her beauty...starts with how you feel about yours."
This goes beyond her body image, though.
It also impacts the way she shows up on the court/field.
The way your daughter feels about her capabilities starts with how you feel about yours.
The way your daughter feels about her self-worth starts with how you feel about yourself.
The way your daughter feels about her ability to overcome challenges starts with how you feel about yours.
This might feel overwhelming; so, here are three things that you can focus on now:
When it comes down to it, you as her mom play an enormous role in your athlete daughter's confidence both in how you shape the environment, but also in the opportunities you provide her.
Keep being what she needs, even if it feels like it's not making a difference.
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Helpful Links:
The BEST way to help us spread the word and get this information into the hands of millions of parents, coaches, and female athletes is by leaving a rating and review on Apple Podcasts. Thank you in advance for joining us on our mission!
By Coach Bre4.9
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Research tells us that a daughter's confidence is closely tied to her mom's confidence.
Everything from what you think, say, and do can influence your daughter's perception of herself.
I don't know about you, but this can feel really daunting to me!
It's most obvious when it comes to body image -
What we say and do (even if it's about ourselves), comes back to become our daughter's inner self-talk.
I'll never forget when I saw the Dove commercial that compared a daughter's comments about what she loves and hates about her body with what her mom loves and hates about her body.
They were almost identical, even though the mom had not said anything about her daughter's body!
It was the comments that she was making about her own body that left a huge impression on her daughter.
At the end, the commercial said "The way a girl feels about her beauty...starts with how you feel about yours."
This goes beyond her body image, though.
It also impacts the way she shows up on the court/field.
The way your daughter feels about her capabilities starts with how you feel about yours.
The way your daughter feels about her self-worth starts with how you feel about yourself.
The way your daughter feels about her ability to overcome challenges starts with how you feel about yours.
This might feel overwhelming; so, here are three things that you can focus on now:
When it comes down to it, you as her mom play an enormous role in your athlete daughter's confidence both in how you shape the environment, but also in the opportunities you provide her.
Keep being what she needs, even if it feels like it's not making a difference.
**********
Helpful Links:
The BEST way to help us spread the word and get this information into the hands of millions of parents, coaches, and female athletes is by leaving a rating and review on Apple Podcasts. Thank you in advance for joining us on our mission!

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