Daughter Stereotypes Redefined

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Zoe

Worcester, MA

United States

Baby

Daughter

Redhead

Tell Us Your Good Deed:

I sometimes belly laugh when my parents do something silly. That makes them very happy.

Why are you participating?:

I don't really have a choice - my mom thought it would be cute.

Ella

Sturbridge, MA

United States

Kid

Optimist

Daughter

Tell Us Your Good Deed:

I share and help my mom. I love puppy.

Lauren

Worcester, MA

Estados Unidos

Daughter

Unitarian Universalist

Dancer

Tell Us Your Good Deed:

I work at a non profit organization with girls, working with them to be strong and bold.

Why are you participating?:

I think that as a woman, I need to work on being louder and advocating for myself. By helping other young women to do the same, I am doing my part for today's and future society.

Katelyn

Westborough, MA

United States

Daughter

Tattooed

Animal Lover

Tell Us Your Good Deed:

I have worked with Toddlers, every day for multiple years, and I often come home covered in paint, apple sauce and snot but I still cannot think of a more rewarding job!

Why are you participating?:

I love the message! It's so simple but so true!!

Victoria

Worcester, MA

Estados Unidos

Daughter

Belly Dancer

Young Adult

Tell Us Your Good Deed:

I share my big beautiful smile with the world!

Jessica

Worcester, MA

United States

Daughter

Jewish

Tattooed

Tell Us Your Good Deed:

I try my best to be there for my close friends and family in hard situations. I often make it my goal to make them smile, laugh and help them forget about what they are going through (even if it's for a brief moment). I make it a point to be very optimistic and try to ensure others that tomorrow is a new day and, if things are rough, it will pass and get better.

Why are you participating?:

Everyone has good in them and everyone is different. I'm proud to live in such a diverse world. HATE and labels make for such wasted energy. Peoples' differences are beautiful and encouraging.