Parenting Tips and Guides

The girls who go furthest are not the ones who never fail. They are the ones who know how to metabolise failure without letting it rewrite the story of who they are. Here is how parents can build that in their daughters.

You have tried to explain something important to your parents and felt completely invisible. Here is what is actually happening in those conversations — and how to have them differently.

From one mother’s heart to her daughter’s: an honest letter about navigating friendships, pressure, identity, and girlhood. Guidance, empathy, and emotional strength for today’s teenage girls.

A heartfelt mother-to-daughter letter on friendship struggles, growing up, emotional resilience, and why girls lose friends during adolescence.

Daughters of India exists to give girls the practical skills — financial, educational, and interpersonal — that too often go untaught, and to connect them with mentors and role models who've walked the path before them. What We Actually Do Mentorship Program — a structured, 12-month program pairing girls ages 7-18 with mentors through the challenges of adolescence and young adulthood Finance Matters — hands-on financial literacy sessions teaching budgeting, saving, and money

Not every teen gets the trophy, the invite, or the spotlight. Let’s raise kids who celebrate wins but also lead with kindness, empathy, and love.

Dear Daughter blog: Life is noisy, but here are 10 truths every girl should know—about courage, self-worth, friendship, happiness, and hope.

A heartfelt message from a mother to her daughter about the power of community over competition. Learn why real girls support each other and thrive together.

Pinterest is the new social media villain nobody talks about. While Instagram and TikTok get the blame, Pinterest quietly ruins our sanity with impossible mood boards, fake-perfect lifestyles, and teenage obsessions. Here’s a funny, sarcastic take on why Pinterest might be the most dangerous app of them all—for kids, parents, and anyone with Wi-Fi.

Because raising a strong daughter isn’t about keeping her safe from every hurt. It’s about helping her grow roots deep enough to stand tall no matter what the world says.

An ode to all #OurMothers who raised us ...

Mothers are #OurDaughters first inspiration and mentors. #DaughtersOfIndia are sharing the mom-isms, the wise words.

Mahadevi Verma - The Modern Meera. Watch her amazing story.

When a mother understands that her daughter is not an extension of her. It will be a game-changer.

Sindhutai Sapkal - mother of a thousand orphans.

Teach your daughter to survive girl world with grace using these 5 tips for how to deal with mean girls.

Rajmata Jijabai also known as Rajmata Jijau, was mother of the great warrior and founder of Maratha empire, Chatrapati Shivaji Maharaj. Rajabai Jijabai, was an influential woman known for her administrative skill, self-respect, and virtue. Let us never forget this brave woman with great influence and remarkable administrative skills. Narrated By: Anaya Deshmukh for Daughters of India. Real Girls Support Each Other Daughters of India aims to arm young women with the courage, v

Daughters of India is a tribute to “INVISIBLE” women of India. In collab with the UNESCO, DoI aims to spark the imagination of children.

We want to teach our daughters that true beauty comes from within, but we don’t know how to explain it because, after all, we can't SEE it!

If mothers normalise periods early, girls won’t be ashamed or frightened the first time they experience it themselves.