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Middle School Classroom Decor Gen Alpha Slang Kindness Posters

Need middle school classroom decor for your school? You'll love these kindness posters for teenagers who speak Gen Alpha slang. Speak their language to start to connect with them.

Inside: Need middle school classroom decor for your school? You’ll love these kindness posters for teenagers who speak Gen Alpha slang. Speak their language to start to connect with them. My teenage daughter just “bro’d” me again. Then she told me dinner was lowkey sus and basic, and I was delulu for thinking she would […]

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How to Keep Your Kids Safe From Cyberbullying

Teens and tweens are cyberbullied online...here's what parents need to know before their child is bullied online. #cyberbullying #cyberbullied #bullyingprevention

Inside: In this digital age, cyberbullying and online bullying has become more and more prevalent. Here’s what parents must know about cyberbullying before their tweens or teenagers get cyberbullied in order to keep them safe. Get over it lady. The world is not a nice place and you should teach your kids that just as […]

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The Magic Phrase That Will Stop Your Kid’s Attitude Problem

When your kid has an attitude issue, this one magic phrase will stop it quickly.

Inside: Parenting a strong-willed child, a sassy kid, or a hormonal tween or teenager can be tricky. Use this magic phrase to end the power struggles and the nasty attitudes quickly. Noooooo! My tween shrieked at her 6-year-old sister as she chased her through our house. “Give me back my pen,” my eldest yelled as […]

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When Your Tween Yells At You-How to Respond in a Calm Way

What to do when your tween yells at you #tweenparenting #tweenparents #tweenanger #tweenrage #parentingtweens #parentingteeners #angrykids #angermanagementforkids #tween #coffeeandcarpool

Inside: When your tween yells at you, it’s hard to know what to do and how to respond. But during their tween tantrum and their lack of control during their hormone surge, parents have to do one thing. Ugh. You never listen to me. You don’t care about me. I won’t do it. You can’t […]

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Connect With Your Tween with These 6 Simple Ideas

6 Simple ways to connect with your tween. #tween #pretween #connectwithtween

Inside: Are you looking for ways to connect with your tween or connect with your preteen? These 6 ideas will help you feel more connected and give your tween more confidence. My eldest daughter is my mirror image. It’s seriously like watching my childhood on repeat. She gets mad at the same things as 10-year-old […]

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Welcome to Coffee and Carpool: Raising Kind Kids.

I’m Nicole and am a recovering elementary school teacher, a mom to three super busy kids, and the founder of The Raising Kind Kids Club where we share strategies and resources with busy parents and educators to intentionally focus on kindness, family connection, and bullying prevention.

We have hundreds of paid and free done-for-you resources to make teaching kindness and social emotional learning to kids easy, fun, and hands-on. Email me at nicole@coffeeandcarpool.com if there’s a resource that you wish you had.

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