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 »
Tweens often resist, rebel, and test boundaries as they seek independence. In this letter, I reflect on the challenges, growth, and lessons learned through moments of rebellion and negotiation with their child.
R – Rebellious Resisting Tween Read More »
Tweens often fall in love with a new hobby only to quit when challenges arise. In this letter, am reflecting on my kid’s early experiences with quitting and shares thoughts on building resilience, problem-solving together, and nurturing perseverance without pressure
Q – Quitting too soon, a tween habit Read More »
