How can I expand my preteen daughter's definition of beauty?

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You can expand your preteen daughter’s definition of beauty by discussing with her while instilling in her a repertoire of noble character values that add to, supplement and define what true beauty is, physically, emotionally, psychologically, spiritually, and relationally.

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While people and cultures have different ideas of beauty, many women look to celebrities, fashion ads and online for cues on how to wear their hair and makeup, how to dress and how much they should weigh. Many women are influenced by how skinny a celebrity appears. But trying to look younger, more attractive or thinner by your culture's standards doesn't necessarily make you healthier. Find out more about the influence of media and culture on beauty with expert advice from Sharecare.

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