I’m determined to raise my daughters to be strong, confident, and happy. I want them to grow up to be warriors.
Even though I'm a mom now and have children of my own.
You were my first baby and I will always love you. Please don't ever think that you weren't enough.
Sometimes I think time is racing against me.
When was the last time I had been so terrified of doing something I really wanted to do that I sobbed uncontrollably in public, and then did the thing anyway?
Raising you to be strong is magic. Teaching you to be kind is magic. Encouraging you to rest is magic. Witnessing you embrace who you truly are is magic.
Sometimes our kids are the best teachers.
I was told time and time again about the incredible love I would feel for this little baby I had yet to meet.
For every sassy retort or stubborn moment of conviction, I see myself—even my same expression—staring back at me.
When she finds that love with you, I want you to know…
The revolution has come—and it’s all for you.
Here’s how we can help them unlearn them.
If you can harness fear to serve your ethic instead of your pride, it can be an unparalleled force for all that is good in you. It can break you or it can make you fierce.
How do I teach her that self-worth isn’t sealed into pretty?
I’m learning to cherish my daughter’s larger-than-life spirit and mission.
Girls Who Code’s Reshma Saujani explains how bravery is the key to our daughter’s successful futures.