Raising Confident Girls with Melissa Jones
Growing up Melissa was no stranger to the self doubt that so many girls feel everyday! She felt invisible and lacking a safe space to confidently be herself. This feeling took her to hard places that she hopes no girl ever has to reach. However, this journey helped her find her purpose…teaching!
Through 23 years of teaching, Melissa took her experiences and her passion for girls and launched The Girls Positivity Club!
Once a small group of girls from her class, The Girls Positivity Club is now a global movement partnering with parents and their daughters to embrace who they are and learn how to stay positive amidst life's biggest challenges.
Join Melissa every Tuesday on 'Raising Confident Girls' (A Girls Positivity Club Podcast) to talk about self care, positivity, raising confident girls, and practical lessons to integrate into your everyday! The Girls Positivity Club is spreading empowerment across the globe and you’re not gonna want to miss your chance to get on board!
Raising Confident Girls with Melissa Jones
Pep Talk: Why Your Daughter Suddenly Wants to Talk at Bedtime in the Summer
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Welcome back to Pep Talk Friday, an episode of Raising Confident Girls. In this episode, Melissa Jones explores why so many girls suddenly open up at bedtime and what these late-night conversations can tell us about emotional trust and connection.
Melissa shares why bedtime often becomes the first quiet moment of the day for girls to process their thoughts, feelings, and experiences. She offers encouragement for parents who want to be present while also navigating their own exhaustion and reminds us that connection is often more important than having the perfect response.
Tune in to discover:
- Why girls often talk more at bedtime
- How emotional safety encourages girls to open up
- Why listening matters more than fixing
- Simple ways to stay connected without feeling overwhelmed
This episode is a reminder that bedtime conversations are often a sign that your daughter feels safe, supported, and connected to you.
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