New research reveals that nearly 70% of American girls ages 5-13 experience loneliness, significantly impacting their confidence and emotional well-being, prompting urgent community-building efforts.
The survey highlights a troubling trend: while 86% of girls aged 5-7 feel confident, it drops to 73% among those aged 11-13 as loneliness increases.
Dr. Christine Crawford emphasizes the necessity of prioritizing genuine connections and emotional health in the digital age, especially for navigating the growing loneliness epidemic.
Girl Scouts of the USA is enhancing mental health programming to empower girls and provide resources for parents, underscoring the importance of supportive environments.
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