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Companies who profit from selling our attention, and the governments responsible for citizens’ wellbeing who hold the legal authority to intervene, are the ones to focus on for internet safety day
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The real question is not just when children go online, but what kind of online world they are entering. A ban on its own is not a solution. It is a delay. And delays can be dangerous if we mistake them for change.
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Preparing neurodiverse girls for romance is reminding them, again and again, that being themselves is not a risk. It is the point.
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If you are grieving right now, be gentle. Ask for help. Let yourself be held when you can. This is not something to rush or get through. It is something we learn how to live with. You cannot get this wrong. Take care as best you can.
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Neurodiverse girls do not need to be toughened up to cope with periods. We need to soften the systems around them.
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That’s what I want for every neurodivergent girl stepping into puberty: Not to be tidied up, Not to be normalised, But to be met, resourced, and celebrated. And if we get that right for her, we make growing up better for every girl.
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You know your child. You love your child. And you are exactly who they need beside them right now. Here’s what to do…
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If we keep praising girls for being endlessly adaptable, they’ll keep twisting themselves to fit environments that should have changed long ago. What if, instead of applauding them for coping, we listened when coping wasn’t enough?
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When did rest become something we have to earn?
Rest without permission, as a rebellion against the culture that told you not to. Rest as nourishment. Rest as a gift to you – and through you, a gift to your daughter.
Girls are learning how to be women by watching us. So what are we teaching them, if we never pause?
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