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Tag: Kids
Pomp & Circumstance of Graduation: A Little Dab’ll Do Ya
Graduation is a terrific milestone deserving of celebration, but kids leaving high school (and middle school, obviously) are too young to drink alcohol. The temptation may be to provide them a safe environment to partake, but our partners at Ask, Listen, Learn suggest otherwise.
The Walkouts: Support Students in Protests and Memorials
Tomorrow at 10 a.m., wherever you are, students and educators across America will participate in walkouts to honor the lives of those killed at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School one month ago. The walkout will last for 17 minutes, one minute for each of the victims lost to gun violence.
The Drunk on the Shelf: Drinking and Holidays
The year is almost over, but there’s still a lot of good to do before it ends. Also, drinking.
Friendship is a Dish Best Served However You Want
Friendships doesn’t just protect against loneliness and boredom, but also bullying and the assorted lapse of social graces.
Connection Comes First (Then Do Whatever You Want)
As part of our collaboration with Responsibility.org, we take a look at the importance of connection, between parents and children, and society as a whole.
Responsibility Vs. Mullet: A True Story
Talking to our kids about alcohol is a conversation of respect (for themselves and others), health, safety and responsibility. This post is in partnership with Responsibility.org and totally acceptable 80s hair.
And the Walking Dads Walk: Hadrian’s Wall for Camp Kesem
This summer a group of 12 men will walk the length of Hadrian’s Wall in the United Kingdom to raise money for a new Camp Kesem location that honors the memory of Oren Miller. They could use your help.
Talking About Alcohol is a Parent’s Responsibility(.org)
Responsibility.org believes that parents and kids should talk early, talk often, and be happy. We agree. After all, with great kids comes great responsibility.
Three Walks
I know not where we will go. I know only that I walk with my child.
