Looking for fun ways to spark your daughter’s confidence and creativity? Whether she wants to start a business or just learn how to lead, these tips (inspired by The Jazzy Jewelry Club) offer simple ways to support her journey.

1. Let Her Launch Something (Even If It’s Small)
Carla and Dana started with handmade jewelry and a folding table. Whether it’s lemonade, scrunchies, or storybooks, encourage her to start with what she has.

2. Talk About Money Early
The girls learned the value of planning, pricing, and even making change. Teach her how to handle money, create budgets, and celebrate her wins.

3. Embrace Trial and Error
When no one was buying, the girls adjusted their prices and offered sets instead. Let her learn that failure isn’t the end, it’s a chance to pivot.

4. Make It Meaningful
From helping their mom to caring for Ms. Ella, entrepreneurship was about more than money. Encourage projects with heart and community impact.

5. Encourage Her Style
Carla and Dana embraced different looks and strengths. Business isn’t one-size-fits-all. Let her express herself boldly.

6. Celebrate the Wins (Big and Small)
From their first $20 sale to earning $300, every win mattered. Celebrate progress, not just perfection.

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Ya Girl,

Mya Kay

PS The Jazzy Jewelry Club: Jewelry for Jada is coming this December! Know a teacher, librarian, or parent raising bold, creative girls? Share this post and help us spread the word about this fun, heartfelt story for middle grade readers!