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Celebrating Girls: Nurturing and Empowering Our Daughters
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Celebrating Girls: Nurturing and Empowering Our Daughters

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Jungian psychologist Virginia Beane Rutter offers a wide variety of everyday things women can do to strengthen a girl's sense of self and ensure confidence and healthy self-esteem throughout her lifetime. Each chapter highlights an aspect of the passage from infancy to adolescence -- a practical response to Reviving Ophelia.

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Release dateJan 1, 1996
ISBN9781609253370
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Celebrating Girls: Nurturing and Empowering Our Daughters
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Virginia Beane Rutter

Virginia Beane Rutter is a psychotherapist and Jungian analyst on the faculty of the C.G. Jung Institute in San Francisco. She is married and the mother of two children, and has a private practice in Mill Valley, California. Her previous books are Woman Changing Woman and Celebrating Girls.

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    We should all celebrate our daughters in all stages of their lives, and this book tells us this over and over. It gives examples of customs done in other cultures to celebrate a girl's first menstrual bleeding, for example, and urges us (Western moms and dads) to do something similar. While I don't disagree with the books intentions, I felt that almost everything in it could have been said in a 20 page pamphlet. I tried to picture who the target audience is for this book, and I think it may be useful, on an elementary level, to some single fathers if they really are clueless as to how to support their daughters' spirit.