You Don’t Have to Say It Perfectly to Help Her
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Welcome back to Pep Talk Friday. In this episode of Raising Confident Girls, Melissa Jones speaks to parents who feel stuck, unsure, or frustrated when conversations with their daughters don’t go as planned.
Melissa reminds parents that connection—not perfection—is what truly matters. She reassures listeners that their children aren’t keeping score of every word or misstep, and that trust isn’t built through flawless communication, but through showing up, staying engaged, and repairing when things feel off. Even the uncomfortable moments can become meaningful when parents are willing to lean in with honesty and presence.
This episode offers a refreshing exhale for parents who worry they’re “doing it wrong,” and a powerful reminder that imperfection doesn’t weaken relationships—it often strengthens them.
Tune in to discover:
- Why perfect parenting isn’t the goal (and never was)
- How connection grows through effort, not flawless conversations
- Why repairing matters more than getting it right the first time
- How embracing imperfection builds trust and emotional safety
- What being truly present looks like, even in uncomfortable moments
This episode is an encouraging reminder that your willingness to show up, listen, and stay connected is more than enough. You don’t have to say the perfect thing—you just have to stay in the relationship.
If this message resonates, consider sharing it with another parent who might need permission to let go of perfection and lean into connection today.
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