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We've fostered 17 at-risk kids into happy & healthy adults. Bring order, structure, and respect back into the home without losing the relationship.
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29d â˘Â
When did parenting become difficult for you?
Letâs be real for a second⌠Did anyone else picture parenting feeling a little more natural than this? Not saying itâs all badâthere are so many good, sweet, hilarious momentsâbut some days it just feels like: - Youâre second guessing everything - Youâre overstimulated before 10am - And somehow everyone needs you at the exact same time And then you wonder⌠am I doing this right? If thatâs you, youâre not alone in this space đ¤ Letâs talk about itâđ What part of parenting has felt harder than you expected lately?
0 likes ⢠29d
My 30 years of experience working with kids 17+ at risk kids has given me a front-row seat to the challenges many parents face, especially around disrespect, inconsistent boundaries, and family tension. I cant say it has ever been easy but more a passion of love. but i have found it extremely gratifying.
Apr 30 â˘Â
Thankful Thursday
What about your current seasonâbusy, slow, rebuilding, growingâare you thankful for right now?
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@Amanda Zimmerman yes yes, it can be so powerful. What areas are you experiencing growth in specifically?
Apr 4 â˘Â
do you apologize to your kids ?
i curious, i think this is a powerful way to be real with your kids. show them how to be a good human by apologizing when you get it wrong. Do you think this is a problem? why or why not?
0 likes ⢠Apr 10
@Pao Vidal Rojo totally agree
2 likes ⢠Apr 21
@Khristina Reynosa thank you for your thoughtful comments and sharing some of your struggles. and thank you for your service. i am a foster dad to stop some of the stuff you talked about. I have been working on me for over 20 years to be a better parent, husband, and father. thank you for sharing
Jan 4 â˘Â
Welcome!
đŹ Letâs Get to Know Each Other Iâm so glad youâre hereâand Iâd love to learn more about you. This community was created to be a supportive, judgment-free space for parents and families, and that starts with connection. Parenting can feel isolating at times, and my hope is that no one here feels like theyâre doing it alone. If youâre comfortable, introduce yourself in the comments and share a few of the following (answer as many or as few as youâd like): 1ď¸âŁ Whatâs your name (or what youâd like to be called)? 2ď¸âŁ How many kids do you have and what ages are they? 3ď¸âŁ Whatâs one thing youâre currently loving about parenting? 4ď¸âŁ Whatâs one area youâd love more support, tools, or encouragement in right now? 5ď¸âŁ Just for fun: coffee, tea, or both? âđľ There are no right or wrong answers hereâonly real ones. Thank you for being brave enough to show up, whether youâre sharing today or just quietly reading for now. You belong here, exactly as you are đ¤ Iâm really looking forward to getting to know each of you and walking alongside you in this parenting journey. â Kayla Oh! And donât forget to turn your notifications on so that you can stay plugged in!
3 likes ⢠Feb 16
For 28 years my wife and I have had a blended family and taken in 15+ At-risk kids from difficult situations. Abuse. Addiction. Rejection. Identity struggles. Some just drifting. I did not grow up in stability myself. I grew up in chaos and unclear boundaries. A lot of what shaped me was learning what not to do. What I have seen consistently is this. When discipline is sporadic, when parents chase friendship, and when boundaries are unclear, anxiety rises and respect erodes. When the home becomes predictable, authority is calm, and love is steady, something shifts. The walls come down. Comfort increases. Guard lowers. Identity forms. I built SAFE-HOLD as a structured place for parents who know something has to change. It focuses on prevention and intervention around what I call the five black holes of teenagerhood. Suicide. Felony. Drugs. Alcohol. Sexual risk. Not theory. Just lived experience turned into structure. I look forward to connecting with you and growing together. Tim 2 girls 18 and 19 getting ready to launch into adulthood. Something i love about parenting is changing people lives, I have done it numerous times and it never gets old. Seeing a realization, the release of a pain or wound, or just growing to realize their own potential, its magical. Both
0 likes ⢠Mar 29
@Pao Vidal Rojo
Mar 5 â˘Â
Heart melting moments đ
Parenting can be exhausting⌠but there are also those tiny moments that make everything worth it. Maybe itâs the way your toddler runs full speed into your arms. Maybe itâs when your kid tells you a completely random story that makes zero sense but is absolutely adorable. Or when they say âI love youâ out of nowhere. 𼚠Those little moments matter more than we realize. ⨠Letâs share some joy today: What is one thing your child does that instantly melts your heart? Iâll start: My 5 year old loves to make sure you know he loves you. So he will randomly say âmommy, I love you!â And he says it about 3k times a day. I canât get enough of it! For my 6 month old.. I truly canât get enough of his gummie smile. Is there anything cuter?! đ Your turn âŹď¸
2 likes ⢠Mar 5
i remember there was a stretch of about a year were my boys would run out and meet me at the car where i got home. So good.
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