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By Age 12 Half of Girls Struggle With Low Self-Worth

Diary Dolls Go Beyond Play

Our award-winning dolls are designed to help our girls to believe in themselves early. They nurture confidence, self-worth, and emotional resilience in a way that feels natural and fun.

With Diary Dolls practising daily confidence rituals will become second nature, helping girls see their value from the inside out.

Why Every Girl Needs A Diary Doll

- She learns to express big feelings

- Helps grow confidence early

- Supports positive self-belief

- Builds self-love practices that last a lifetime

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Why Diary Dolls?

As early as age 8, self-doubt begins creeping in. As our girls grow, so do the voices that shape their self-worth. Its reported that nearly half of our girls feel held back by their self-esteem.

Imagine having a doll that reminds you every day that you are strong, capable, and worthy?

Our dolls support her emotional development as she plays and explores.

That's the magic of Diary Dolls.

They're the dolls that encourage daily resilience practices that slowly build real confidence from the inside out. The kind of confidence that lasts a lifetime.

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FAQ'S

What age is this for?

Ages 4-10 is the sweet spot. This is when a child's identity is forming and confidence habits can become foundations.

What if my child hasn't done any journaling?

That's the beauty of Diary Dolls. The prompts are playful, imaginative, and pressure-free. Girls want to do it each day.

Is this something we can do together?

Yes! Diary Dolls are designed to invite connection between parent and child, while also building independence.

How long does it take?

Only 5-10 minutes a day. That's all it takes to build a life-changing habit.

"Children need encouragement like plants need water."

– Rudolf Dreikurs