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Hey Parents,

What\\u2019s the best way to support your daughter if she hasn\\u2019t found her \\u201cjust right\\u201d tribe?\\xa0

As a caring, resourceful, and hard-working parent, if this question is keeping you up at night, you\\u2019re not alone.

Welcome back to Episode #13

Where we\\u2019re going to answer this question because it can be tough to know if \\u2026

\\xb7\\xa0 \\xa0 \\xa0 \\xa0 \\xa0It\\u2019s time to address certain friend or peer issues\\xa0

\\xb7\\xa0 \\xa0 \\xa0 \\xa0 \\xa0or if it\\u2019s best to step back and give your daughter some space

In my private coaching practice, I\\u2019m often asked by parents, just like you, what\\u2019s the best way to support your daughter as she begins to spread her beautiful, independent wings, and establish a tribe outside the family.

As you know, raising teenagers isn\\u2019t a one-size-fits-all kind of experience, though, over the years, I\\u2019ve noticed patterns emerge as teenage girls begin the tribe building rite-of-passage.

And I want to share that information with you so you and your daughter can make the best decisions for her health and wellbeing.

One of the first signs that your daughter is ready to discover who she is outside the family is she\\u2019ll begin to prioritize time with her friends, over family time.

That\\u2019s why, ideally, her tribe will:

• share common interests, values, and goals
• embrace each other\\u2019s uniqueness
• and encourage individual greatness

But what if she doesn\\u2019t find a tribe that honors and appreciates her value?

This can get a little tricky.

So, let\\u2019s identify the 3 signs that may indicate your daughter hasn\\u2019t found her just right tribe yet and how to support her.

You'll find the full show notes on my website https://cultivatingresilientteens.com/podcast/

Here's to cultivating a more resilient teen for all of life's adventures!