If you identify as being a middle class British Columbian, here is an opportunity for you to send some feedback to the Prime Minster about your family’s concerns.
Do you focus on why a person died rather than asking other questions? We don’t talk about this topic often enough. We should.
Which one of these “Mums on the Sideline” are you?
It’s part of the trending dialogue online – aspirational (AKA helicopter) parents hover over, micro manage and over schedule their child in daily extra curricular activities.
There are many interesting – and in many cases free – opportunities to try on BC Family day.
The choice seemed very old school Madonna. It was something that she would have favoured back in the day. But that was then and this is now.
For a few years now it’s been all about authenticity.
Be authentic!
Read “don’t be fake! Show your true self. Engage openly and honestly. Don’t hold back!”
When I was growing up my mother used to say that “if you can’t afford to travel well, don’t go.” All things considered – and bearing this saying in mind – I’d prefer to stay grounded for now.
When something important happens, don’t worry. You’ll find out on social media.
Right?
Maybe not.
It wouldn’t phase me if someone called me a “helicopter parent” or gave me a frosty stare; however, said person should expect to be ignored.