Showing posts with label Self Worth. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Self Worth. Show all posts
July 23, 2013
Girl Power Back to School Bash - Part Three
Please feel free to check out Posts One (to learn the background of the event + see who sponsored the event) and Two ( to view the girls rockin' the camera) if you missed them ...
Each table was decorated with inspirational quotes/signs/words to inspire the girls to be the best they can be. The first sign is my favorite, "You are strong & you are beautiful... all you have to do is believe!" This sign was also a favorite among the parents. There was a total of 8 signs created ... 8 girls were able to take a sign home as a keepsake/reminder of their inner beauty and power they have to make good choices and be a role model for other girls their age.
Girl Power Back to School Bash 2013 - Part Two
#EDGirlPower2013 Back to School Bash First Class! These little girls were so adorable, fun, energetic, positive, and so full of life. From 11:00am-3:00pm all you could hear is giggles and footsteps as the girls went from station to station getting pampered and being told they were beautiful. The volunteers did a great job with connecting with the girls in each station and boosting their self-confidence.
May 08, 2013
{ Save the Date } Girl Power Back to School Bash
A few weeks ago I came up with the idea to host a "Girl
Power" empowerment type of event (or Back to School Bash) for the local
girls in my community. Each year I try and give back some sort of way to my
community... this year I chose this forum. This event is very personal to me
because I have a little girl that is five years old that is graduating from
Pre-K next week and will be off to "BIG" school in August. I feel
that it is very important and necessary that I instill in her at this young and
tender age the importance of being confident in herself and making good
choices.
It seems as though
children today mature more quickly than children did 5-10 years ago, I know it
has a lot to do with them being so desensitized via TV, Internet, and various
electronic devices being their main source of entertainment. With so many
"new age" influences for our children sometimes it's difficult to be
the perfect parent you dreamed (or want) to be. I struggle with trying to find
the happy medium with my daughter all the time and she's only five. Since my
daughter has been around the age of three years old she's been having issues
with self-esteem stemming from the texture of her hair. Ridiculous right?!
Other "babies" in her school sometimes tease her or refer to her hair
as being "nappy" and anyone that knows my baby personally ... knows
that her hair is far from nappy - her hair texture is really soft with dry
tight curls. It breaks my heart when she comes home angry, mad, or upset
because she is unhappy with her hair or being teased by peers. My daughter
always requests for me to "straighten" her hair and most recently
asked why wasn't she "white". I know that TV and Internet have all
played a major role in forming the idea (to her) that long straight hair is
pretty. With so many influences contradicting everything I'm trying to teach
her as a parent sometimes I feel like throwing in the towel, but I don't...
because I love her and I know if I continuously instill in her positive things
and support her when she needs it the most - all of my blood, sweat, and
tears will pay off.
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