Parenting Tips and Guides

Most parents either hand over cash with no questions or lock it down completely. Neither builds a daughter who can run her own life. Here's a third way.

What the research on adolescent autonomy actually says about when to step in and when to let your daughter work through something on her own.

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.

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