Apparently, kids grow up. A newsletter about parenting in the big kids years with a focus on tweens, trends and internet culture from a recovering mommy blogger who has always been VERY online.
A newsletter all about productivity. Advancing the conversation on productivity in a world full of distractions. No overwhelming theory or complex systems—just simple, effective techniques you can implement today.
New York Times bestselling author of 3 books, latest: "Who Gets In & Why: A Year Inside College Admissions" | Admissions and early career expert | Bylines: Atlantic, NYT, Wash Post, WSJ, NY Mag | Editor, Next newsletter | Co-host, Future U. podcast
Notes on the psychology of parenting, teens, relationships and families. Plus reflections on life from a psychologist's perspective.
Check out my latest book: https://www.amazon.com/Rescuing-Our-Sons-Disaffected-Psychologists/dp/1684813689
Applying to college is not an emergency and other practical tips for parents of high schoolers from a college admissions veteran and author of The Golden Ticket: A Life in College Admissions Essays.
The Curmudgeon tells it like it is--all while making you laugh!
A newsletter and community for students and parents who want practical advice, courage, and a grounded approach through the college admissions journey.
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Panic-free and resources advice for those with teenagers and adult children: stay calm, repair rifts, live in harmony, set boundaries, embrace the moments of messy failure and stay connected. Feel less alone.
Author of You'll Make It (and They Will Too): Everything No One Talks About When Parenting Teens. Educator. Speaker. Lover of words, books, joy and of course coffee. https://amybettersmidtvedt.com/book/
Dr. Lee Burdge is a mom who raised 3 kids into successful adults with the simple parenting strategy, "I'm just trying to not screw them up." She is now on a mission to empower tweens to confidently say "NO" when faced with peer pressure in 5 easy steps.