My teenage daughter needed logistical and emotional support to thrive in her first job.
When my daughter got her first real job at 14, I was excited for her.
AdvertisementI had hoped getting a job at a young age would improve her self-esteem, time management, and money management skills.
She needed help with startup costs and ridesThe adage, "You must spend money to make money," held true for my teenager.
Whatever career our daughter pursues, I know that someday, she'll no longer need close support from her parents to thrive in her job.
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