
25/05/2025
• As a kid, how often did you feel awkward asking a parent or adult for information on tricky topics?
• How often did you gain misinformation from the playground that you had to decipher and cross-check your way around?
• How often did you feel badly informed, maybe only learning the full truth as you got much older?
It wasn't our parents fault...every generation has new issues and half the time, we're all scrabbling around trying to come up with an answer that makes most sense in the moment.
As a parent, I frequently have curveball questions thrown at me (mostly as we're leaving the house or at bedtime) and, just like a lot of us, they can totally throw me.
As a secondary PSHE teacher for years, busting myths and providing accurate information has always been a huge part of the work.
I can't even count how many times I've heard 'but I heard on TikTok' 😬
Home is where most children feel most safe, but I think we deserve better information as parents to guide our kids through the chaos out there. Finding time to seek it out or know what we're meant to be looking for though can be a minefield.
This 2 minutes survey is to collect feedback from YOU, as parents, so we can start to change that: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1S8WxMLK3AlhTEOHASSjCI9aeie63zfEBCMDxEIIwKlE/viewform
I want to make it easier for us to be more informed, to access resources when we need them and to have the BIG conversations that we might never have had, or aren't quite sure how to beat navigate.
It's only two minutes, and hopefully, the feedback can spark something that makes a difference to all of us and our young people.
Thank you 😊