Since lots of schools don't offer sex ed any longer PBS kids and planned
parented have really ramped up their online info for both parents and kiddos.
Mine are 11 and just discussed the difference between growing pains in their
legs when they were little and growing pains in their emotions and moods.
Best! Mama BrendaCharlotte and Henry 11
On Wednesday, May 12, 2021, 08:39:38 PM PDT, Vanessa Bee
<vanessab.california@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
HI moms!I'm wondering if anyone has any book or website suggestions for
dealing with boys heading into puberty. My boys are 10 now and I thought I
might have another year or two, but Franklin is starting to show signs (mood
changes, voice cracking). I've explained the biology/hormones part of it to him
but finding good written materials / explanations to prepare us both for the
coming changes would be great.
Thanks!!
Vanessa Bulkacz, LEED® Green Associate™Environmental CommunicationsPhone:
626-696-9102Web: www.environmentalvoice.netTwitter: @Enviro_Voice
On Wed, May 12, 2021 at 7:47 AM V Kam <vkameya@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi SMC-Pasadena,
Hope you all are well! See below for this week's Zoom chat.
Valerie
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From: Nina
SMC-LA:
Our second chat of the month is coming up this Saturday May 15th at 4pm. You
can register to join us HERE.
For those of you with kids or have little ones in your life that you care
about, I wanted to share the recording of a chat hosted by Scary Mommy: Covid
Summer: How to Deal When You’ve Got the Shot But Your Kids Do Not which I found
helpful.
Looking forward to connecting with you on Saturday!
Nina--
You Must Be the Change You Wish to See in the World -M. Gandhi-