What does winning and losing really means? From healthy competition to bouncing back from failure, this piece is a reminder to celebrate effort over outcome, value growth over grades, and help our kids define success on their own terms.
W – Winning and Losing in Tween Life Read More »
Reflecting on the power of volunteering and the importance of making underrepresented stories visible. From helping in the community to reading books that expand their worldview, this piece is a call to action for parents to raise compassionate, conscious young individuals.
V- Volunteering & Visibility: Raising Empathetic Tweens in a Hyperconnected World Read More »
Reflecting on the importance of unlearning biases around gender, privilege, and inclusion. This letter
is for parents to start early, stay curious, and grow alongside their children.
U – Unlearning Biases in Tweens Read More »
Gen Alpha is growing up in the age of Sephora kids, trending reels, and instant fame — often skipping the slow, awkward, essential parts of childhood.
T – Trends vs Real Life. Raising Tweens in the Age of Reels Read More »
Sleep isn’t just a nightly routine. It’s essential for a tween’s physical health, emotional stability, and academic performance. In this letter, I talk to fellow parents about why a hands-off approach to bedtime can backfire, signs of chronic sleep deprivation in tweens, and how simple strategies like setting routines and teaching winding-down skills can make a world of difference.
S – Tween Sleep Struggles Read More »
