""This data confirms what we've long understood: girls are coming of age in a world that's changing faster than ever, and they're carrying the weight of that change while still trying to be kids.""
""That's why it's so important for girls to have supportive adults in their lives - like Girl Scout volunteers - who can help them navigate the world around them, build confidence and develop skills that stay with them as they grow.""
""85% of the girls said they feel scared about becoming a grown-up, highlighting the need for a supportive environment for children to thrive.""
A study by Girl Scouts of the USA reveals that many young girls find the idea of growing up intimidating. 54% of girls aged 5 to 13 express fear about adulthood, with anxiety increasing with age. The study shows that 41% of girls aged 5 to 7 feel scared, rising to 62% for ages 8 to 10, and remaining high at 60% for ages 11 to 13. Supportive adults are crucial for helping girls navigate these feelings and build confidence.
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