If you're interested in being interviewed about body image (or know a woman, teen or tween who might be) on NBC's TODAY Show and you're in the NYC area this Friday, the contact form is here.
Thanks so much for all your support :-).
I grew up listening to my mom bemoan everything from the size of her thighs to the shape of her eyes. So you can imagine my dismay the first time someone exclaimed, 'You look just like your mother!'
So begins You'd Be So Pretty If...: Teaching Our Daughters to Love Their Bodies -- Even When We Don't Love Our Own (Da Capo Lifelong Books, May 2009), former Shape magazine columnist Dara Chadwick's guide to breaking the mother-daughter cycle of bad body image. With humor and compassion, Chadwick uses her own story -- as well as those of the women and girls she interviewed -- to reveal everything from what girls learn when mom diets to the trigger words that can set off a body image crisis. You'd Be So Pretty If... offers fresh and useful strategies to help you build a strong body image foundation for your daughter -- even if your own body is far from what you'd consider "perfect."
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Molly Dellheim is an 18 year old Barnard freshman and co-author of the How I Look Journal, a body image and self-esteem journal and guide for middle school girls that has been vetted by the National Eating Disorders Association. It is being used by individual girls and in classroom settings. More info at
www.HowIlookJournal.com
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