Happy Halloween, everyone! 🎃

What are your plans for tomorrow? Are you trick-or-treating with the little ones? Or, maybe having a spooky movie night in?

However you plan to celebrate, I hope your evening is full of chills, thrills and lots of candy refills! 👻🍬🍭

Talking about spooky things, a terrifying concern for most parents is whether our kids can fend for themselves when we are not around.

One thing we all want for our kids is to be able to say "no" to unwanted advances and exercise consent.

But are we raising kids who can do this, or are we unintentionally thwarting their ability to say "no" without quite realizing it?

This is the scary question explored by Dani Gutierrez in our article today, with tons of tips on how we can help kids learn to exercise consent. You definitely don't want to miss this one! Check it out -

How to Raise Kids Who Are Comfortable Exercising Consent

"Kids & Screens" Live Coaching Call

Another spooky topic for most of us parents these days is the amount of time our kids spend on screens, or the tantrums that ensue when we don't allow them to spend too much time on screens.

What is the best way to handle this? How should we respond to the tantrums? How can we raise smart, responsible digital natives?

Join us for this week's live coaching call on "Kids and Screens" with expert Arlene Pellicane, to learn more and get answers to your specific questions. 

Arlene is a speaker and a prolific author who loves to impact and improve families through speaking and writing books, including the popular book "Screen Kids" that she co-authored with Gary Chapman.

Bring any questions you have on this topic to this call and Arlene can help you get unstuck!

Academy members, register for the call through the coaching calls page on your Academy Dashboard.

Not a member yet? Join us here now! (You can join for just one month to attend this coaching call, and also watch all the exceptional expert-led masterclasses we have in the "Screen Time" blueprint)

Alright, that's it for today. Until next time, go be the best parent, and the best person you can be!

Talk soon,
Sumitha