Her Mother's Thighs: Helping Our Daughters Love Their Bodies, Even When We Don't Love Our Own
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Author: Dara Chadwick
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 256
After gaining 15 kg following the birth of her children, Dara Chadwick won a competition to write a weight-loss diary column for one year for a women's fitness magazine. She also wrote a twice-weekly blog and corresponded with other mothers. She discovered there is a question that plagues mothers everywhere: if I hate my body, how can I teach my daughter to like hers? In this heartfelt and down-to-earth book, Dara offers a pathway towards a solution. Using real stories from other mothers, as well as her experiences with her own thirteen-year-old daughter, she helps women become aware of the negative body-image messages they are unconsciously passing on to their daughters. She shows how to talk about healthy eating and exercise habits, recognise the trigger words that can set off a body-image crisis, and be aware of the early signs that may lead to an eating disorder.
Author: Dara Chadwick
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 256
After gaining 15 kg following the birth of her children, Dara Chadwick won a competition to write a weight-loss diary column for one year for a women's fitness magazine. She also wrote a twice-weekly blog and corresponded with other mothers. She discovered there is a question that plagues mothers everywhere: if I hate my body, how can I teach my daughter to like hers? In this heartfelt and down-to-earth book, Dara offers a pathway towards a solution. Using real stories from other mothers, as well as her experiences with her own thirteen-year-old daughter, she helps women become aware of the negative body-image messages they are unconsciously passing on to their daughters. She shows how to talk about healthy eating and exercise habits, recognise the trigger words that can set off a body-image crisis, and be aware of the early signs that may lead to an eating disorder.
Format: Secondhand, Paperback
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NB: This is a secondhand book in very good condition. See our FAQs for more information. Please note that the jacket image is indicative only. A description of our secondhand books is not always available. Please contact us if you have a question about this title.
Author: Dara Chadwick
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 256
After gaining 15 kg following the birth of her children, Dara Chadwick won a competition to write a weight-loss diary column for one year for a women's fitness magazine. She also wrote a twice-weekly blog and corresponded with other mothers. She discovered there is a question that plagues mothers everywhere: if I hate my body, how can I teach my daughter to like hers? In this heartfelt and down-to-earth book, Dara offers a pathway towards a solution. Using real stories from other mothers, as well as her experiences with her own thirteen-year-old daughter, she helps women become aware of the negative body-image messages they are unconsciously passing on to their daughters. She shows how to talk about healthy eating and exercise habits, recognise the trigger words that can set off a body-image crisis, and be aware of the early signs that may lead to an eating disorder.
Author: Dara Chadwick
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 256
After gaining 15 kg following the birth of her children, Dara Chadwick won a competition to write a weight-loss diary column for one year for a women's fitness magazine. She also wrote a twice-weekly blog and corresponded with other mothers. She discovered there is a question that plagues mothers everywhere: if I hate my body, how can I teach my daughter to like hers? In this heartfelt and down-to-earth book, Dara offers a pathway towards a solution. Using real stories from other mothers, as well as her experiences with her own thirteen-year-old daughter, she helps women become aware of the negative body-image messages they are unconsciously passing on to their daughters. She shows how to talk about healthy eating and exercise habits, recognise the trigger words that can set off a body-image crisis, and be aware of the early signs that may lead to an eating disorder.
Her Mother's Thighs: Helping Our Daughters Love Their Bodies, Even When We Don't Love Our Own