The Family Commons
Chloe Sladden, Leah OludeTactics for building supportive, real-life parent communities. Data and cultural insights behind why it's so hard. Encouragement to do it anyway.
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The first line of defense against school shootings isn't security—it's connection
I saw a post on Reddit the other day written by a mom upset by something that happened in her daughter’s first week of kindergarten. The girl had lost a name tag, and the mom wanted to walk her back to class to retrieve it, but the school p...
What happened to school directories?
I swear, schools used to give these out!
Case study: the parent village of Mt. Airy
Note: Soon after launching my Substack, I posted a note asking if any readers had examples of strong parent community from their own lives. Leah Olude, author of the Substack How to Practice Revolutionary Self-Care, replied right away. Her ...
Fair Play didn’t work for me. This did.
A not-unusual scene from this past May: I have 2 of my own kids plus 4 others on a Saturday from about 10am-2pm.
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Mom to three girls. Co-founder of Honeycomb. Creating the tools and cultural change to rebuild real-life, place-based parent communities at scale. Because everything is better when we parent together.
I am on a mission to revolutionize how we take care of ourselves—and each other—through Revolutionary Self-Care.
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