By educating and empowering your kids, you:
⭐ Build a foundation for future conversations
⭐ Prepare them to face situations with confidence
⭐ Teach your kids, don’t leave it to others
If we don’t talk to our kids about consent, boundaries, diversity, online safety, sex, and racism, who will? Silence on these important topics is no longer an option. It’s our responsibility to have these conversations and prepare our kids for the real world. The time is now!!
Mental Health
One of the top health issues affecting children today is mental health, with anxiety and depression being the most common concerns. Reports show that over 20% of children aged 3-17 experience a mental, emotional, or behavioral health condition, highlighting a pressing need for early intervention and support
Top Concern
Bullying, including cyberbullying, ranks as the number one concern for parents. According to a 2023 survey by C.S. Mott Children's Hospital, 61% of parents consider it a significant issue affecting their children. This highlights the growing need for proactive measures to address bullying in both the physical and online environments.
Early Awareness
Research indicates that children are aware of racial differences at a surprisingly young age. By the time children are 2 or 3 years old, they begin noticing and forming preferences based on race. Studies suggest that racial biases and stereotypes are learned early, often influenced by societal cues, media, and interactions in their environment!
Meaningful Tools
Bright Littles makes it easy to have tough conversations with kids by providing simple, accessible tools created in collaboration with educational experts. These tools help families approach sensitive topics like consent, bullying, diversity, and online safety in a way that’s developmentally appropriate for children!
