Liz Ortenberger, CEO of SafeNest, joins the show to help fathers navigate one of the hardest jobs in parenting a daughter: keeping her safe without keeping her sheltered. From modeling respectful behavior at home to spotting the early red flags of people who are more likely to be violent, Liz breaks down what actually protects daughters and it starts long before the "big talk."
This conversation covers consent and bodily autonomy, the impact of social media and pornography on how kids understand relationships, and how dads can build the kind of trust that makes daughters come to them first, not last.
In this episode:
Why daughters learn more from what fathers do than what they say
How to spot love bombing and other early red flags
Talking to teens about consent and bodily autonomy, without the awkward silence
The real impact of social media and porn on how kids see relationships
Building an environment where daughters actually come to you with problems
Podden och tillhörande omslagsbild på den här sidan tillhör
Madeline Anderson. Innehållet i podden är skapat av Madeline Anderson och inte av,
eller tillsammans med, Poddtoppen.
