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Money Confidence Part 2: Smart Spending, Budgeting, and the Money Choices Teens Face
From budgeting to smart spending, learning how to make thoughtful money choices helps girls feel confident, capable, and in control. In Part 1, we talked about money in a gentle, foundational way. We talked about saving, investing, and understanding that money is not something to fear or avoid. We talked about how learning early is not about pressure. It is about confidence, freedom, and choices later. Now it is time to talk about the money decisions teens face right now. The
The Founder
4 days ago5 min read


Popular Tween Self-Care Items Parents Can Feel Good About (and What They Cost)
If you are raising or caring for a tween or teen girl, you have probably noticed how quickly trends change. One minute it is slime and squishies, the next it is skincare routines, journals, and cozy comfort items that seem to mean everything. It can feel overwhelming trying to figure out which trends are harmless, which are helpful, and which ones truly support confidence and emotional growth. At Hey Doll!, we believe self-care for girls ages 10 to 15 is not about perfection
The Founder
Jan 155 min read


Money Confidence Part 1: A Gentle Introduction to Financial Literacy for Teen Girls
Money Confidence starts with simple steps and big dreams. Talking about money can sound intimidating, especially when you are between the ages of 10 and 15. Words like investing, retirement, insurance, and accounts often feel like something only adults should worry about. But here is the truth that does not get said often enough. Learning about money early is not about pressure. It is about confidence, choices, and freedom later. At Hey Doll!, we believe mentorship matters in
The Founder
Jan 75 min read


Fresh Starts Without Pressure
A Teen-Friendly Guide to Setting New Year Goals Without Pressure The start of a new year often comes with a lot of noise. Everywhere you look, people are talking about goals, resolutions, and becoming a “new” version of themselves. It can feel exciting at first, but it can also feel overwhelming, especially if you are between the ages of 10 and 15 and still figuring out who you are. If you are a teen reading this, here is something important to know right away. You do not nee
The Founder
Jan 15 min read
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