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Free Resources
Because good support shouldn't always come with a price tag.
Growing up brings questions — for tweens and for the adults supporting them. Sometimes you don't need another book or a big program. You just need clear information, practical guidance and somewhere to begin.
That's why Purple Fox creates free resources with substance — thoughtful guides designed to help parents, carers and families better understand the tween years, start important conversations and feel more prepared to support the girls in their lives.
And yes, sometimes we make a handy checklist too! But our free resources are about more than quick downloads. They're created to be read, used, shared and returned to when you need them.
Puberty Without the Panic
A practical guide for parents and carers navigating the tween years.
Puberty can feel overwhelming for adults too. Puberty Without the Panic helps take some of the uncertainty out of supporting a growing girl, with clear information and practical guidance for understanding the changes ahead.
From physical and emotional changes to communication, confidence and staying connected, it’s designed to help you feel more prepared for the conversations and challenges that come with puberty.
Practical. Reassuring. Easy to use — and completely free.
Let’s Start Talking
A practical guide for mums who want to start the conversations that matter.
Sometimes you know you need to have a conversation with your daughter — you’re just not quite sure how to begin.
Let’s Start Talking was created to help mums open those conversations naturally, without making them feel awkward, forced or like one enormous serious “talk.”
With practical ideas for starting conversations and creating opportunities for your daughter to talk, it’s about building the kind of communication that can continue as she grows.
You don’t need the perfect words. You just need somewhere to start.
Let’s Talk Dad
A practical guide for dads who want to stay connected through the tween years.
Puberty can bring a whole new set of conversations — and for dads raising daughters, sometimes it can be hard to know where to begin or even whether she wants you involved.
Let’s Talk Dad was created to help dads understand what their daughters may be experiencing, approach potentially awkward subjects with confidence and find simple ways to keep communication open as she grows.
It’s not about knowing everything or having all the right answers. It’s about showing her that growing up doesn’t change the fact that Dad is still someone she can talk to.
Because she might not always ask — but knowing Dad is there still matters.
