Educational Resources for Kids

You’re drowning in parenting advice. Books. Instagram reels. Your aunt’s unsolicited text thread. A new “must-read” expert every Tuesday. It’s exhausting.

You’re scrolling at 2 a.m. again. Your kid just woke up for the fourth time. You’ve read three conflicting articles about sleep training.

You’re lying awake again. Thinking about how long it’s been since you and your partner had a real conversation.

You’re standing in the kitchen. Cereal is everywhere. You just yelled. And now you’re wondering (Is) this how connection is supposed to feel? It’s not.

You’re lying in bed. The house is quiet. Your partner is next to you. And you’re both too tired to say anything but “goodnight.” I’ve been there.

You’re staring at your phone. Your partner’s staring at theirs. The kids are finally asleep. And the silence feels heavier than the laundry pile.

3 a.m. Toddler wide awake. Coffee cold. Your mental to-do list scrolling like a broken news ticker. I’ve been there. More times than I care to count.

You’ve scrolled through three parenting blogs already today. And none of them answered the question you actually had.

Your kid just dumped cereal on the dog. Again. And you’re standing there holding a half-zipped coat, wondering if you even brushed your own hair today.

Parenting doesn’t come with a manual. And if it did, half the pages would be smudged with coffee stains and toddler fingerprints. I’ve been there.