Books for raising girls with a more traditional focus? aussiedollface2 October 18, 2023 8 upvotes /r/RedPillWomen Hubby and I are expecting (yay) early next year and am blessed with a little girl. I had very good teaching from my grandmother and mum, but times have changed and im wondering if anyone knows of any good resources? TIA xo
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