Do you remember what it was like to be thirteen? Us, too. This week we are discussing an excerpt from the book “Stay Sexy and Don’t Get Murdered” where Karen talks about sitting in a conference and listening to a women who gave a speech defending thirteen year old girls. The speech left Karen in ugly-cry tears, and reading her synopsis of it had us in tears, too.

Join us as we hash out the nuances of being a thirteen year old girl and how we are helping our daughters (and ourselves) navigate being in that thirteen year old world right now. There are so many ways that we can help them through, give them confidence, and show them we care. We are responsible for lifting up not only our own kids but all the kids around us. Do you light up when a kid walks in the room?

Thanks for listening!