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Teen Girl Insecurities – The Inspirational Parent – September 01, 2017

Hosts: Alex Urbina and Jazmine Urbina

Topic: Teen girl insecurities and what young girls need from their parents to be empowered

Guests: Maggie Ramirez, Devine Feminine Academy

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On today’s episode of The Inspirational Parent, hosts Alex Urbina and Jazmine Urbina discuss teen girl insecurities and what young girls need from their parents to be empowered. Alex and Jazmine also welcome special guest Maggie Ramirez from the Devine Feminine Academy to the show.


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It was vital, not great, but vital to connect to your teen, Alex said. Those years will mold your
child’s life for the rest of their life, how they see the world, how they are or aren’t comfortable
talking about certain issues.

A lot of people say I wish I knew then what I know now, Maggie said.Is there ever going to be a time when you won’t say that?

There is no way to know what others know or how to live life because teens are just not ready to
hear it, but they can be, Jazmine said.

Previous Episode: Why Kids Stop Talking To Their Parents – The Inspirational Parent – August 25, 2017

It’s weird when we can get the same advice from a stranger or coach and listen to it, but if a
parent says it they don’t hear it, Maggie said.

If you really want to make a difference with your kids, have them find a mentor, Alex said. It
really takes a village.

For me an insecurity is a limiting belief, Alex said. A limited belief is something you make up in your mind that is not necessarily the truth but something that makes sense to you in the moment and you carry that belief for the rest of your life.

The limiting belief often comes from misinterpretations, Alex said.

What are the main insecurities that teen girls have?

One of the common things is when your in school and around your peers and you notice that you are not the center of the universe anymore and being put down in school just once is all it takes, Jazmine said. That little girl is not going to say someone didn’t like her dress and doesn’t look good but will develop her own beliefs that maybe she is pretty enough, but if you as a parent reinforce the beliefs then the negative your child created will go away.

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About The Inspirational Parent

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One of the most rewarding experiences as a parent is knowing you’re able to inspire and empower your child to create an extraordinary life for themselves.

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Santa Clarita born and raised, Andrew graduated from Canyon High School in 2007. After high school, Andrew moved on to further his education at California State University, Northridge. Andrew finished his degree in Northern California at California State University, Chico. Graduating in 2012 with a Bachelor's Degree in journalism and minor in cinema studies, Andrew joined the KHTS AM 1220 family in June of 2012, where he manages the award winning website, hometownstation.com.