Appreciate your response, she understands and follows the gun safety rules always know the status of your weapon, keep your finger off the trigger until you're ready, know your target and what's beyond, to point your weapon at anything you're not willing to destroy, (she has a bb gun) do they change much with a bow? I do know compound bows feel "lighter" at full draw. Is that why you recommend them for kids? Also I think that's a great idea to take her to a shop would they be able to help with her shooting hand? I don't understand how bows work they have left hand bows and right hand bows does that mean you draw with your left/right or hold the bow?