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Read time: 2 min 14 sec Whatup Reader! Before we hop into it today, I’ve got one MOAR resource for you to help keep the kiddos safe. In case you have no idea what I’m talking about, two Tuesdays ago I wrote an email to you fine folks about stranger danger after I intervened in a potentially no bueno situation at the park. My girl, Erika Mayall, responded to that email and shared with me the concept of "tricky people". This is a great reframe especially for kids who may have people pleasing...
Read time: 2 min 53 sec Whatup Reader! So, right of the bat, ya’ll had a tremendous response to last week’s email about the creepy man in the park. I very much appreciate your kind words. As a quick follow-up to that email before I dive into today’s musing, I want to share something that my friend Erika Mayall offered up in the response email she sent me. While she said she can’t take credit for the concept because though she doesn’t remember where she first heard it, she knows for certain...
Read time: 7 min 14 sec Whatup Reader! Right of the bat, that subject line is a rhetorical question. Not because I don’t want to hear from you, but because answering said question isn’t the point of this email. In order to get to the point, allow me to lay the foundation and give you the backstory. This past Sunday while taking Moose on her morning walk, I saw a man who looked to be in his late 50s, standing on the outside of the chain-link fence that encloses the baseball fields at the local...