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Quinceanera - 5 Things Latina Teens Need To Prepare For Their Special Day By [http://ezinearticles.com/?expert=Priscilla_Mills]Priscilla Mills
Your Quince celebration is a good time to start to think about the opportunities you have in your life. It is your choice that determines what kind of life you choose for yourself. As you prepare with your family for your right of passage celebration, this is the time to think about what your transition means to you. With all the decisions and preparations, many girls find this time to be overwhelming, but it doesn't have to be. It can be a wonderful learning experience and time to bond with your family as a young woman no longer their little girl.
Often parents want to give their daughters big expensive parties, because they never had one of their own. Parents mean well, but they do not realize the stress it places on their daughter. Parents many times do not realize what their daughter really wants? They think their daughter should be happy with the party they are giving her, because they never had this opportunity when they were her age.
Maria Perez father sold his hard earned investment, just so he could create an expensive Hollywood -like party for his daughters Quinceanera celebration. Sadly, her father found out later, that Maria was so nervous at her gala celebration she could not enjoy herself. She could not wait till the evening was over.
It is very important to sit down and be honest with your parents and tell them what you really would like for your Quince celebration. Think about what is really important to you? Share with your parents that you appreciate their generosity, but their love for you is what is so important. Plan what you would like to say to them. Your parents have had their dreams about you being their special Princess at your fabulous party for a long time. So you don't want to upset them and get into an argument. You want to tell them how you really feel about having a huge expensive party and how grateful you are for whatever they give you.
What ever type of celebration you are going to have this is the time in your life, when you are making your transition from a little girl to a young woman. It is important for you to focus on the special person you are. It is time for you to check out the special talents you have. The talents you were born with and that differentiates you from everyone else.
If you don't already know what makes you great, continue to search. The sooner you become aware of your special talents the happier you will be. As you continue to discover your special talents you will feel more confident about yourself. This will help you as you make your journey for a meaningful life.
As a teen you are still going through physical and emotional changes. All the changes you are going through are part of the transition you are making as you become a young woman. Both your mind and body are changing as you make your transition from a little girl to a young woman. It is time to celebrate. Yes, there is a lot going on. Your body is changing, you might feel hormones raging and your emotions at times seem to be running wild. You might be gaining or losing weight and suddenly you feel a need for peer support and approval.
It is normal to start to feel a need to declare your independence from your parents. You are becoming a grown person capable of making your own decisions. Your search for yourself can create stress in school, home and among your friends.
The choices you make and the actions you take today will make the difference in your life today and for the rest of your life.
You need to believe in yourself.
You are special and you deserve the best. But it's up to you to take the steps and move forward as the special young woman you are.
Priscilla Mills is the author of the book: Quinceanera Connection: Your Dream Celebration On Any Budget. Priscilla Mills educates her audience that the beautiful Quinceanera tradition should be the focus of the right-of-passage ceremony. Mills is very concerned that MTV and Hollywood has influenced families and they are spending money on the celebration they can't afford. On her site http://www.Quinceaneraconnect.com her articles and blog; Ask Priscilla is filled with good advice and hints on how to have it all and still have money left over for the Quinceanea's education fund. There are also blogs written by girls planning their Quinceanera. They share their everyday life challenges as they plan their own Quinceanera. Mills offers a free 17 page eplanner when someone signs up for a free website membership. She also offers a free bonus of a 70 page eplanner with the purchase her book: Quinceanera Connection:Your Dream Celebration On Any Budget. Mills is a life coach and a graduate of the Harvard Business School, O.P.M. entrepreneurial program.
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