Comments on: Empowering Girls: Marketing Boundaries http://thegirlrevolution.com/empowering-girls-marketing-boundaries/ Growing Girls With Purpose Wed, 08 Feb 2012 21:56:43 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Yaya http://thegirlrevolution.com/empowering-girls-marketing-boundaries/comment-page-1/#comment-1927 Yaya Sun, 03 Aug 2008 11:44:00 +0000 http://thegirlrevolution.com/empowering-girls-marketing-boundaries/#comment-1927 This is a good idea. I tried the links but they didn't go through? I'll try again later! This is a good idea. I tried the links but they didn’t go through? I’ll try again later!

]]> By: Steph at Problem Solvin' Mom http://thegirlrevolution.com/empowering-girls-marketing-boundaries/comment-page-1/#comment-1886 Steph at Problem Solvin' Mom Thu, 31 Jul 2008 14:56:00 +0000 http://thegirlrevolution.com/empowering-girls-marketing-boundaries/#comment-1886 I completely agree, this is a serious issue in our culture. I will definitely sign both petitions and think we should do everything in our power to eliminate the sexualization of our children. <br/><br/>It's also important to recognize and encourage parents to do their part as well. This is something that is especially important in the area of marketing - we need to talk to our children about healthy eating, about why some of the most "fun" looking foods aren't good choices. We need to talk to them about saving and the pitfalls of overspending with credit. Good relationships with parents, self esteem and awareness will help our children resist the pressures of our culture. This culture won't change overnight, so we need to give them the skills to resist the pressures in the meantime.<br/><br/>Thanks for the links, great topic! I completely agree, this is a serious issue in our culture. I will definitely sign both petitions and think we should do everything in our power to eliminate the sexualization of our children.

It’s also important to recognize and encourage parents to do their part as well. This is something that is especially important in the area of marketing – we need to talk to our children about healthy eating, about why some of the most “fun” looking foods aren’t good choices. We need to talk to them about saving and the pitfalls of overspending with credit. Good relationships with parents, self esteem and awareness will help our children resist the pressures of our culture. This culture won’t change overnight, so we need to give them the skills to resist the pressures in the meantime.

Thanks for the links, great topic!

]]> By: Steph at Problem Solvin' Mom http://thegirlrevolution.com/empowering-girls-marketing-boundaries/comment-page-1/#comment-2710 Steph at Problem Solvin' Mom Thu, 31 Jul 2008 14:56:00 +0000 http://thegirlrevolution.com/empowering-girls-marketing-boundaries/#comment-2710 I completely agree, this is a serious issue in our culture. I will definitely sign both petitions and think we should do everything in our power to eliminate the sexualization of our children. <br/><br/>It's also important to recognize and encourage parents to do their part as well. This is something that is especially important in the area of marketing - we need to talk to our children about healthy eating, about why some of the most "fun" looking foods aren't good choices. We need to talk to them about saving and the pitfalls of overspending with credit. Good relationships with parents, self esteem and awareness will help our children resist the pressures of our culture. This culture won't change overnight, so we need to give them the skills to resist the pressures in the meantime.<br/><br/>Thanks for the links, great topic! I completely agree, this is a serious issue in our culture. I will definitely sign both petitions and think we should do everything in our power to eliminate the sexualization of our children.

It’s also important to recognize and encourage parents to do their part as well. This is something that is especially important in the area of marketing – we need to talk to our children about healthy eating, about why some of the most “fun” looking foods aren’t good choices. We need to talk to them about saving and the pitfalls of overspending with credit. Good relationships with parents, self esteem and awareness will help our children resist the pressures of our culture. This culture won’t change overnight, so we need to give them the skills to resist the pressures in the meantime.

Thanks for the links, great topic!

]]> By: Steph at Problem Solvin' Mom http://thegirlrevolution.com/empowering-girls-marketing-boundaries/comment-page-1/#comment-2934 Steph at Problem Solvin' Mom Thu, 31 Jul 2008 14:56:00 +0000 http://thegirlrevolution.com/empowering-girls-marketing-boundaries/#comment-2934 I completely agree, this is a serious issue in our culture. I will definitely sign both petitions and think we should do everything in our power to eliminate the sexualization of our children. <br/><br/>It's also important to recognize and encourage parents to do their part as well. This is something that is especially important in the area of marketing - we need to talk to our children about healthy eating, about why some of the most "fun" looking foods aren't good choices. We need to talk to them about saving and the pitfalls of overspending with credit. Good relationships with parents, self esteem and awareness will help our children resist the pressures of our culture. This culture won't change overnight, so we need to give them the skills to resist the pressures in the meantime.<br/><br/>Thanks for the links, great topic! I completely agree, this is a serious issue in our culture. I will definitely sign both petitions and think we should do everything in our power to eliminate the sexualization of our children.

It’s also important to recognize and encourage parents to do their part as well. This is something that is especially important in the area of marketing – we need to talk to our children about healthy eating, about why some of the most “fun” looking foods aren’t good choices. We need to talk to them about saving and the pitfalls of overspending with credit. Good relationships with parents, self esteem and awareness will help our children resist the pressures of our culture. This culture won’t change overnight, so we need to give them the skills to resist the pressures in the meantime.

Thanks for the links, great topic!

]]> By: Steph at Problem Solvin' Mom http://thegirlrevolution.com/empowering-girls-marketing-boundaries/comment-page-1/#comment-2980 Steph at Problem Solvin' Mom Thu, 31 Jul 2008 14:56:00 +0000 http://thegirlrevolution.com/empowering-girls-marketing-boundaries/#comment-2980 I completely agree, this is a serious issue in our culture. I will definitely sign both petitions and think we should do everything in our power to eliminate the sexualization of our children. <br/><br/>It's also important to recognize and encourage parents to do their part as well. This is something that is especially important in the area of marketing - we need to talk to our children about healthy eating, about why some of the most "fun" looking foods aren't good choices. We need to talk to them about saving and the pitfalls of overspending with credit. Good relationships with parents, self esteem and awareness will help our children resist the pressures of our culture. This culture won't change overnight, so we need to give them the skills to resist the pressures in the meantime.<br/><br/>Thanks for the links, great topic! I completely agree, this is a serious issue in our culture. I will definitely sign both petitions and think we should do everything in our power to eliminate the sexualization of our children.

It’s also important to recognize and encourage parents to do their part as well. This is something that is especially important in the area of marketing – we need to talk to our children about healthy eating, about why some of the most “fun” looking foods aren’t good choices. We need to talk to them about saving and the pitfalls of overspending with credit. Good relationships with parents, self esteem and awareness will help our children resist the pressures of our culture. This culture won’t change overnight, so we need to give them the skills to resist the pressures in the meantime.

Thanks for the links, great topic!

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