HeyJaredProtect Our Kids With Kristi Bush
This is a place for parents, professionals and teens to share their experience with social media. What the landscape looks like, how it is effecting our kids, and how we can keep them safe. Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kristi-bush/support
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Curation as Control: Teaching Kids to See What Social Media Is Really Selling (opens the original)
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What happens when an influencer stops simply sharing their life and starts shaping what we believe is normal? In this episode of Protect Our Kids , Kristi Bush explores the increasingly blurry line between curation, influence, and manipulation online and why understanding that distinction is especially important for children and teenagers whose ideas about identity, relationships, success, beauty, and “normal life” are still developing. This isn't about teaching kids that everyone online is fake
You Can Not Parent a Nervous System That is On Fire (opens the original)
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Last episode we discussed how hard it is to teach a nervous system that is on fire. This episode we discuss how hard it is to parent a nervous system that is on fire. Parenting is hard. Challenging. Beautiful. And exhausting. Trying to parent a kid that has not had any rest, is constantly allowing noise from devices into their head space all while navigating hormones can feel impossible. We talk about why...and what we can do to support ourselves as parents and our kids. Just as important the co
You Can Not Teach A Nervous System That Is On Fire (opens the original)
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School starts back next month. It feels like summer went by at the speed of light. But for all of the "too quick" feelings...our kids still had expanded time on devices. Which means they are going to enter the classrooms with a nervous system that is on fire. In this episode we discuss what is happening to our students bodies and brains behind the screen. And then what can educators do to help throw a bit of water on the fire every morning before the day begins. www.knbcommunications.com
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