Family, I have a question for you today, and I think it is going to bring some smiles. Who is your child's person? Maybe it is you. Maybe it is a grandmother who gets them. An uncle who plays their favorite game with them for hours. A teacher who noticed them. A cousin, a neighbor, a coach, a church auntie. Tell us about that person, and what they do that makes your child feel seen. Here is why I am asking. One of the most protective things in any child's life is having at least one adult who truly sees them. When we name those people, we remember how much protection is already surrounding our children. And if you are still looking for that person for your child, say that too. This community is a place to start building. Dr. KC

Good morning, family. Happy Monday. Before this week gets loud, I want to pause with you. How is your heart today? Not how is the school run going, not how is your child's week looking. How are you, as a person? You can answer in one word or one sentence. You can answer with a number from 1 to 10. You can simply say I am here. All of it counts. I will be reading and responding. Dr. KC