Girls on the Run
Girls on the Run St. Louis is a non-profit organization founded in 2003 by two area women who wanted girls to have the self-esteem and self confidence to negotiate the tough times of adolescence and become strong healthy adults. Both these women being avid runners and triathletes knew the power of running could be something special. Girls on the Run is a national program that encourages pre-teen girls (grades 3-8) to develop self-respect and healthy lifestyles through an interactive curriculum and goal setting running program. Our after school curricula addresses all the aspects of a girls' development- their physical, mental, social and spiritual well-being. Lessons provide girls with the tools to make positive decisions and to avoid risky behaviors. Through interactive activities such as running, playing games, and discussing important issues, participants learn how to celebrate being girls. The program focuses on building self esteem and improving emotional and physical health while training to run a 5K (3.1 miles). During the 12 week program girls are empowered with a greater self-awareness, a sense of achievement and a foundation in team building to help them become strong, happy and self-confident young women.
"It's A Girl Thing" Speaker Series
It's A Girl Thing Speaker Series is a non-profit organization designed to educate and empower mothers and their pre-teen daughters. Led by a group of women professionals, this month long series meets weekly teaching healthy communication skills to strengthen the mother-daughter bond while promoting positive self-esteem which will increase the likelihood of healthy behaviors and decisions as pre-teens mature into adulthood.
Global Relationship Centers, Inc.
Global Relationship Centers, Inc. (GRC) is a dynamic personal development organization. We offer course experiences that enhance your relationships with others while expanding your understanding of yourself and empoweing you to create the life you desire. Courses are offered in several formats that fit family, work, and other commitments.
UNIFY, LLC
UNIFY supports youths, parents, families and communities with services and skills that foster loving, healthy and cooperative lives. UNIFY was founded by Andrew Roland and Leilani Long in San Antonio, Texas.
UNIFY supports you, your family and your community with services including youth coaching, parental coaching, family coaching, workshops, and parenting classes.
St. Louis Kids Magazine
St. Louis Kids is the biggest and best resource for parents in the St. Louis metro area. We reach hundreds of thousands of parents and educators through our printed publication and our Web site. Our readers rely on us for great ideas, sound, up-to-date information, as well as activities and enrichment opportunities for kids ages newborn to age 18.
Kids In St. Louis
The mission of the Kids in St. Louis site is to...
Be the best web site for families with kids in St Louis! There are so many things to find on this site: Kids Events Around Town, Kids Birthday Party Venues , Travel Tips, Kids Eat Free Restaurants , Daycares and Preschools , Kids With Special Needs, Daily Activity Calendar, Sensory Recipes, Kids In the Kitchen, Area Parks, and much more!
My Mommy Manual with Zen and Pracitcal Mommy
Connecting you with practical and inspired tips
My Mommy Manual is an online community for women and moms. It's a place to share and connect with our innate Mommy Wisdom.
Carrie Silver-Stock, Secrets Girls Keep
An honest account of teenage girls today: the scary issues they face and the secrets they keep with prescription on how to overcome low self-esteem by letting the secrets out and seven secrets on how to live a better life. Silver-Stock is the founder and CEO of girlswithdreams.com. The mission is to create a place where girls empower each other to build their best lives.
Radical Parenting with Vanessa Van Petten
A company run by youth. As the only parenting blog and company from the kid’s perspective, RadicalParenting.com has made a huge impact in the parenting blogosphere, by not only bringing a new perspective to parents on how digital youth are really growing up, but also by giving teens a voice.
-Use their experiences to help parents truly understand and learn how to inspire their kids.
-Mentor, not lecture, teens and tweens on their level. Inspire them, give them the right tools so they can be happier and healthier adults.
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