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Geri Halliwell's Bluebell power
May 26, 2007, 11:00 GMT
Geri Halliwell arrives at the \'Greatest Britons\' Awards Ceremony at the ITV studios in London, Britain, 21 May 2007. EPA/LINDSEY PARNABY
Geri Halliwell plans to teach her baby Bluebell Madonna about 'girl power'.
The former Spice Girl, whose daughter Bluebell Madonna turned one last week, is keen to instil the philosophy of her former band in her little girl.
Flame-haired Geri, 34, is said to have told friends at Bluebell's birthday party that girl power helped her to achieve fame and fortune.
'Girl power', which became a slogan for the Spice Girls during the height of their fame in the 90s, encourages women to feel empowered and to pursue everything they want in life.
Geri is determined to take the same approach to motherhood as she did in her pop career.
A source told Britain's Closer magazine: "Geri's paranoid about laziness because she claims her father was always lazy and lacking in ambition, so she tries to push herself as hard as possible.
"She dotes on Bluebell and has vowed to spend as much time as possible with her, whatever her future career may bring."
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