Seeing Isn’t Believing: Helping Young Girls De-Bunk Media Myths

Check out this great video for sharing with daughters and talking about beauty pressures. As adults, we know that seeing isn’t necessarily believing, but it’s amazing (read: sad) how much kids buy in to what they see in the media.

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Seeing Isn’t Believing: Helping Young Girls De-Bunk Media Myths

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