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Teenage Girls + Media = Low Self-Esteem Marketing departments and ad agencies spend millions each year targeting teenage girls who spend much of their hard-earned dollars (and their parents’ hard-earned dollars!) on looking good. Although the message of “girl power” is prevalent in today's marketing messages, so is the irrefutable idea that “sexy” and “thin” are in! Learn the five ways to ensure media does not contribute to your daughter's low self-esteem and teach her to turn her psychological zits into beauty marks that make her stand out from the crowd. [VIEW ARTICLE]Comments RSS Feed For This Article: 
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 Taylor writes:Subject: thank you Thank you for opening the light on this subject I'm 15 and I think you're so right and some girls my age do struggle with weight and what they look like because of the media! Comment provided October 21, 2009 at 9:08 pm
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Subject: So True
I love this article!!!!!!!!!! I think it really shows part of the real reason that girls struggle with self-esteem and bad body images of themselves. Thank you so much for trying to get the word out there about self-esteem and why girls struggle with it.