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What do you think is the biggest challenge in raising children in today's world?

SENATOR CLINTON: In some ways I think it is harder being a girl or young woman today than it was when I was growing up. There are so many competing messages now like "You're not thin enough" or "You're not sexy enough." It's overwhelming. And very young girls spend time absorbing these messages from TV or music videos instead of just going out and playing.

Part of what adults have to do is stand up for certain values and standards. You may get push back from your children, but kids secretly, I believe, appreciate those boundaries. So I think parents ought to draw those boundaries and start early enough so they can help raise their children to believe that what's most important is what goes on inside their hearts and their minds.

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