Jorge Figueroa+FollowParents Get a School Complaint PlaybookDid you know there’s now an official guide for parents on how to complain to schools? With school disputes on the rise (and social media drama heating up), the new five-step process is all about keeping things cool and respectful. No more ranting online—this guide shows you how to get your concerns heard the right way, without things getting messy. It even spells out what counts as feedback vs. a real complaint! #Education #ParentingTips #SchoolLife00Share
mfigueroa+FollowParent Hack: Raising Emotionally Strong KidsBig feelings are totally normal for kids, but teaching them healthy coping skills early is a total game-changer. From blowing bubbles to belly breathing and even journaling, there are age-appropriate ways to help your child handle stress. The secret? Practice these skills when everyone’s calm, and model them yourself! Kids who learn to cope early have better grades, friendships, and confidence. Seriously, it’s never too soon to start! #Health #MentalHealth #ParentingTips50Share
Keith Bass+FollowGoogle’s Birthday Email Sparks Parental DramaSo, Google sent out birthday emails to kids turning 13, basically saying, “Congrats, you can ditch your parents’ controls now!” Parents were not amused—one mom called it out for pushing kids to go solo online before families are ready. The big shift? Google’s now making it so parents have to approve any changes to those controls. If you’ve got tweens, heads up: tech companies are eager for your kids to ‘grow up’ online, but now you get the final say. #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #parentingtips20Share
mfigueroa+FollowScreens vs Storytime: Why It MattersWild stat: toddlers glued to screens for 5+ hours a day say way fewer words than those with less than an hour of screen time. UK experts are rolling out new guidelines for under-fives, pushing parents to swap some screen time for chats, stories, and play. Turns out, all those little convos are key for language skills! Are you team screen or team storybook at home? #Health #MentalHealth #ParentingTips00Share
Brandon Burke+FollowMelatonin for Kids: Miracle or Meh?Parents are buzzing about melatonin for kids’ sleep, but is it really the answer? While it can help some children—especially those with autism or ADHD—experts say it’s not a magic fix. In the UK, you need a prescription, but in the US, it’s sold as a supplement (with some sketchy labeling). Most studies show only mild side effects, but long-term safety is still a big question mark. Bottom line: try bedtime routines first, and only use melatonin with a doctor’s OK! #Health #MentalHealth #ParentingTips00Share
Robert Cox+FollowMiddle School Talks You Can't SkipMiddle school is coming, and it’s a whole new game for kids and parents. Before the chaos hits, here are 7 convos to have: shifting friendships, handling peer pressure, puberty basics, body image, sex and relationships, family values, and prepping for social curveballs. Trust me, these chats make the wild ride way smoother—for both of you. Got a soon-to-be middle schooler? Save this list! #Education #ParentingTips #MiddleSchool00Share
Brandon Burke+FollowEarly Screen Time = Teen Anxiety?Turns out, those cute baby videos might not be so harmless. A new study tracked kids from infancy to their teens and found that babies who spent more time in front of screens before age 2 had faster brain changes—leading to slower decision-making and more anxiety as teens. The wild part? Reading with your kid can actually help protect their brain! Maybe time to swap the tablet for storytime? #Health #MentalHealth #parentingtips10Share
Misty Brady+FollowHidden Dangers in Kids’ Christmas GiftsJust found out those colorful water beads, button batteries, and magnets in kids’ toys can actually be super dangerous if swallowed. Doctors in the UK are warning parents after seeing kids end up in the ER needing surgery—sometimes it’s even fatal. The worst part? These things are often hiding in the most popular gifts and aren’t even visible on X-rays. Definitely double-check what’s under the tree this year! #Health #BodyHealth #ParentingTips10Share
Michael Petty+FollowChristmas Toy Dangers You Need to KnowUnwrapping gifts is all fun and games until someone ends up in the ER! A kindergarten teacher just went viral for warning parents about 5 Christmas toys that could be risky for kids: water beads, electric scooters, e-bikes, toys with button batteries, and trampolines. These can cause everything from choking to broken bones. If your little ones got any of these, keep a close eye on playtime! #Education #ParentingTips #ChristmasSafety10Share
Harold Sosa+FollowRaising Kids Who Bounce BackEver wish you could bubble-wrap your kid’s feelings? Turns out, you don’t have to! Emotional resilience isn’t just for superheroes—it’s a skill kids can build at home. The secret sauce? Predictable routines, unconditional love (even on meltdown days), and making feelings safe to talk about. Sprinkle in some family rituals, and you’ve got a recipe for a kid who can handle life’s curveballs. Who knew bedtime stories and pancake Sundays could be so powerful? #Health #MentalHealth #ParentingTips00Share
