When College Orientation Gets Parenting Wrong
A parent’s reflection on harmful advice received during college orientation about guilting students and why respectful communication works better.
A parent’s reflection on harmful advice received during college orientation about guilting students and why respectful communication works better.
A neurodivergent dad finds peace by turning daily struggles into stick figure comics, embracing ADHD productivity with humor and self-compassion.
Exploring the cultural neglect of Father’s Day and the quiet ways fathers express love through practical acts rather than words.
A mother reflects on how Mary Cassatt’s portraits mirror modern childhood’s unspoken transitions, seen through a snowbound birthday and an unopened camera gift.
A humorous reflection on modern parenting dilemmas when smartphone truths collide with childhood imagination during family gatherings.
Children become our most honest teachers, reflecting back forgotten traits and unlearned lessons through everyday parenting moments.
A parent’s frantic search for a lost stuffed bunny reveals universal truths about parenting small children and their beloved comfort objects.
A veteran teacher observes how touchscreen culture transforms children’s play and social development across generations
A father’s lakeside realization about childhood learning through natural consequences, symbolized by a slippery green rock.
Exploring the balance between boundless love and necessary limits in relationships, with insights on setting boundaries without sacrificing devotion.