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HELP DOVE SUPPORT THEIR SELF ESTEEM CAMPAIGN & A GIVEAWAY

Posted by on Dec 2, 2009 in Bloggy Business | 18 comments

I am honored to say that I was invited to participate in the Dove campaign for Real Beauty. I don’t have a daughter of my own but I am the oldest of four girls with my youngest sister being only 15. I know firsthand how important having the right self esteem can be. I also know how destructive having a lack of self esteem can be as well.

Dove Self EsteemDove has a new campaign out called “Thank You For Making A Difference.” It is Dove’s mission to reach 5 million girls with programs on self esteem by 2010. Since 2005 Dove has been reached over 3.5 million girls globally. Every time one of their consumers purchase a Dove beauty care product a portion of that purchase goes to the Dove Self Esteem Fund.

This fall Dove launched the “Thank You For Making A Difference” program to thank their supporters for building up girl’s self esteem.

Take one minute to watch the video below:

What are your thoughts? Exactly.

You can now support the Dove self esteem fund by simply entering your Dove UPC codes and selecting a self esteem charity of your choice. For every UPC code entered Dove will donate $1 to the self esteem charity that you choose for a maximum donation of $500,000.

You have until December 15th to enter your UPC codes.

True YouNOW FOR A GIVEAWAY

In order to help you stare creating positive self esteem in your own home Dove is providing one of my readers with:

  • 2 True You workbooks.
  • A plush terry cloth spa robe.
  • 2 Dove products.

MAIN ENTRY

Tell me how you incorporate positive self esteem teaching into your children’s life.

ADDITIONAL ENTRIES

  • Follow me on Twitter and then leave a comment on here with your twitter name.
  • Tweet about this giveaway and then leave a comment on here with your tweet URL.  Example Tweet: @PPDiva is helping Dove spread positive self esteem to girls. Read how & enter the giveaway. http://tinyurl.com/doveandthediva This can be done up to seven times. ONCE PER DAY!!!
  • Follow my blog on the right under “Follow Me” then leave a comment.
  • Grab my blog button, add it to your site, then come back here and leave your site URL.
  • Join The Social Network and make a post over there. Come back here and leave a comment with the URL to your post. (No one word posts will be allowed. All irrelevent entries will be deleted.) This can be done up to five times!
DISCLAIMER: I was not reimbursed monetarily or with products to write this post. Dove is sponsoring the entire giveaway to one of my readers by providing the entire prize package.

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18 Comments

  1. Alanda G. / December 2, 2009

    I incorporate positive self esteem in my children by reinforcing the importance of being the best in everything they do; encouraging them to be leaders and to setting good examples in everything they do and say. Respecting themselves as well as the others.

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  2. Alanda G. / December 2, 2009

    I already follow on Twitter @cocoamommy

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  3. Alanda G. / December 2, 2009

    Have button on blog:
    http://cocoa-mommy.blogspot.com

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  4. Alanda G. / December 2, 2009

    “http://twitter.com/cocoamommy/status/6293154979″
    tweeted

    Reply
  5. Alanda G. / December 2, 2009

    already follow blog

    Reply
  6. Priscilla / December 3, 2009

    I try to boost my daughter’s (and son’s) self esteem by telling them how smart, beautiful, talented and special they are. I pray to God that they have a positive self image and grow to love themselves inside and out.

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  7. Priscilla / December 3, 2009

    I follow you on Twitter.
    nizzle73099

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  8. Priscilla / December 3, 2009

    I follow your blog!

    Reply
  9. Priscilla / December 3, 2009

    Your button is on my blog.
    http://lifeofmine.net

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  10. Priscilla / December 3, 2009

    I tweeted the giveaway.
    http://twitter.com/Nizzle73099/status/6311189264

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  11. Alanda G. / December 4, 2009

    http://twitter.com/cocoamommy/status/6347175273
    tweeted

    Reply
  12. Alanda G. / December 5, 2009

    tweeted
    http://twitter.com/cocoamommy/status/6369093435

    Reply
  14. Alanda G. / December 6, 2009

    http://twitter.com/cocoamommy/status/6419879565
    tweeted

    Reply
  15. Ysenia Ramirez / December 7, 2009

    I promote self esteem in my daughter my letting her know the importance of not only loving herself but loving others. Also that beauty lies within ones soul.

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  16. mona / December 7, 2009

    Wow…this is important in my home. I have a young daughter struggling with self-esteem issues. I try to affirm her whenever I can, using positive images whenever I see them. I let her know that she has so much going for herself..intelligence, beauty, athleticism, ambition. I also try to reinforce to her that beauty comes in all different colors, shapes and sizes, because there is no such thing as one standard for beauty, no matter what anyone says. I want her to get to the point where she feels good about her, because once you get there and have that confidence, it’s unshakable.

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  17. Sybell108 / December 8, 2009

    I love this! For as long as I can remember I have been teaching this. I’ve been an advocate of natural, God-given beauty. I have 2 little girls ages 10 and 7. This is such a tender age. I have always encouraged them to just be who they are and not desire to be “like” everyone else, to be leaders and not followers. This also goes for my 2 sons. (Boys are not exempt either-the messages they receive might just be a little more subtle, but watch out).
    The bottom line for me is to be an EXAMPLE to my children of what is is to truly be beautiful… it starts from within and radiates out. Sounds like a cliche, i know. But I live it and my kids see it daily!
    I could go on and on, but i just had to get my 2 cents in! Blessings! :-)

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  18. adrienne / December 14, 2009

    what an awesome idea

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