We don’t want to yell at our daughters, but somehow, it feels like it’s the only way we’re heard. Maybe you grew up in a home where yelling was the main form of communication, so it feels normal. Or maybe your patience just feels worn thin, and before you know it, you’re raising your voice again.

But here’s the truth—while yelling may get an immediate reaction, it doesn’t get long-lasting results. In fact, it can create distance in your relationship with your teen. And I know that’s not what you want.

So, let’s unpack what could happen if you communicated without yelling, why it’s so important, and three practical ways to start shifting how you connect with your daughter today.

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Today we’re talking about a special group of girls that many moms worry about—the shy and quiet ones. Maybe your daughter doesn’t give you attitude. She doesn’t talk back. She doesn’t cause big explosions in your house. On the outside, that can feel like a relief, right? But on the inside, you might be wondering, what’s going on in her heart and mind? Because while she may not be acting out, her silence can be just as hard to read as the loud, dramatic emotions of other teens.

And here’s the truth—sometimes rebellion doesn’t look like slamming doors, rolling eyes, or shouting “you don’t understand me!” Sometimes rebellion looks like sneaking, shutting you out, or keeping everything bottled up inside.

So if you’ve ever looked at your quiet, timid daughter and thought, She never tells me what she’s really thinking. I’m worried I don’t know what’s going on, this episode is for you.

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Want to help your teenage daughter through some tough peer pressure situation? Does she have a hard time standing her ground just to be liked? Jovanna Vidal speaks to moms of teens about helping their teen girls stand their ground and not being peer pressured into doing things they don't want to do. Jovanna Vidal is an award-winning actress, bestselling author of Teen Anxiety No More!, and founder of More Light for Teens. A former ad exec turned youth advocate, she helps families navigate the “Becoming Bridge” - those pivotal years from pre-teen to young adult. As creator and host of the Parenting for Confident Kids Summit, she brings parenting experts and guiding voices to empower families to reconnect, grow, and thrive together.

Parenting for Confident Kids Summit - Starts October 7th!

This free online summit is going to be a powerful gathering of heart-centered leaders who are passionate about helping parents raise confident, emotionally resilient kids, teens and young adults. And you may or may not hear a familiar voice speaking on Guiding Your Teens To Have the Hard Conversations with Others. You‘ll be hearing from other experts on guiding your kids towards resiliency, productivity and wellness. Don’t miss it! Save your spot here!

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Do you wish your teenage daughter would open up beyond the one-word answers and small talk? In this episode, I’m sharing the secret to having a deep conversation with her in just five minutes. Yes—five minutes! You’ll learn how to create the right environment so she feels safe, how to ask the kind of questions that make her want to share, and how to respond so she’ll feel comfortable going deep with you fast. If you’ve been longing for your daughter to open up to you real fast, this is the episode you don’t want to miss.

Parenting for Confident Kids Summit - Starts October 7th!

This free online summit is going to be a powerful gathering of heart-centered leaders who are passionate about helping parents raise confident, emotionally resilient kids, teens and young adults. And you may or may not hear a familiar voice speaking on Guiding Your Teens To Have the Hard Conversations with Others. You‘ll be hearing from other experts on guiding your kids towards resiliency, productivity and wellness. Don’t miss it! Save your spot here!

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what’s normal when it comes to our teen daughters—and when do we need to be genuinely concerned?

Because let’s be real… this stage comes with a lot of changes—emotional ups and downs, shifting friendships, maybe even slamming doors. And if you’re anything like me, you’ve wondered: Is this just a normal teenage thing? Or is it something deeper I need to address?

So today, I’m going to share five normal things your daughter is going through that often concern moms, and then we’ll talk about when those same things cross the line into concerning territory.

Parenting for Confident Kids Summit - Starts October 7th!

This free online summit is going to be a powerful gathering of heart-centered leaders who are passionate about helping parents raise confident, emotionally resilient kids, teens and young adults. And you may or may not hear a familiar voice speaking on Guiding Your Teens To Have the Hard Conversations with Others. You‘ll be hearing from other experts on guiding your kids towards resiliency, productivity and wellness. Don’t miss it! Save your spot here!

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Hey mom friends, welcome back to the podcast! If you’re here, I know you’re raising a tween or teen daughter who sometimes leaves you scratching your head, wondering… why on earth does she blame me for everything? From not being allowed to go to that sleepover, to not having the “right” shoes, or even her hair not doing what she wants it to do—somehow, mom is the scapegoat.

Today, we’re going to talk about why our daughters tend to pin it all on us, and I’ll give you one powerful secret that shifts the blame game into responsibility—establishing family core values.

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If that’s you too, I have a free mom community I invite you to be a part of. You can join going to www.raisingherconfidently.com

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Maybe you’ve noticed that she seems guarded. Or maybe you feel like you can’t say anything without her shutting down or firing back. What used to be an easy connection feels like it’s constantly under tension. And the biggest culprit? Judgment. She feels judged by you, and if we’re honest, you might feel judged by her too.

Today we’re going to unpack how to build a relationship with your teenage daughter without judgment. I’ll walk you through why this shift in your relationship is happening, and then I’ll give you three mindset shifts that will help you stay connected without pushing her away.

Are you looking for a supportive mom community?

The common thing I ask the moms I work with to be most valuable is having a community with other moms who get it. Who are in the weeds too. Moms who are also in the season of raising tween & teen girls. We need each other to vent, laugh, encourage and support on another.

If that’s you too, I have a free mom community I invite you to be a part of. You can join going to www.raisingherconfidently.com

You can find me here:

Work with me: www.raisingherconfidently.com

Connect: hello@jeanniebaldomero.com

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Free mom support community: www.raisingherconfidently.com

Is your teen daughter always saying yes, going along with the crowd, or worrying too much about what others think? She may be slipping into people pleaser mode. In this episode, I’m sharing 4 practical ways you can help her recognize when she’s living for approval instead of staying true to herself.

Are you looking for a supportive mom community?

The common thing I ask the moms I work with to be most valuable is having a community with other moms who get it. Who are in the weeds too. Moms who are also in the season of raising tween & teen girls. We need each other to vent, laugh, encourage and support on another.

If that’s you too, I have a free mom community I invite you to be a part of. You can join going to www.raisingherconfidently.com

You can find me here:

Work with me: www.raisingherconfidently.com

Connect: hello@jeanniebaldomero.com

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/raisingherconfidently

Free mom support community: www.raisingherconfidently.com