A share of something valuable I learnt on the web today

Some days I love the computer and internet the and incredible, fantastic, weird, wonderful world it opens up. Some days not so. There is so much bitterness, hatred and bullying that goes on as well.

But today is a GOOD day. I saw something that Sue shared on FB and took a look. It was a mothers advice on what to tell your daughter before she becomes a teenager.

I read it, finding myself nodding the whole way through. Grinning and laughing at some of her comments. And realising that I needed to save it, and share it myself. So I am.

If you've got daughters (even older ones) then I'd highly recommend a read of this blog post by Desiree of The 36th Avenue.

My girl is just 8 but those 8 years have gone quickly and I imagine we'll very quickly be knocking at the door of 13 years old. Hopefully with great articles like this, it'll help me through!

Comments

[Hannah]

Great article. I think almost all of those points would be relevant for boys, too. Definitely worth remembering for when my boys hit the teen years ... I only have 2.5 years until the first one does!

[Liz Christiansen]

What a great article. Thanks for sharing Trina. I think I might make a mini album using these points for my daughter who is about to turn 15. I don't think they're ever to old to hear some of them.

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