Lift A Kid Up

Lift A Kid Up Let's love, accept, teach, and guide our children kindly, and let them remind us to stay present in the moment. Each child is completely unique.

Lift A Kid Up began nearly three years ago, when I decided to create a space where parents, grandparents, foster parents, caregivers, teachers, coaches, and anyone else who has children in their lives. This is a space to with quotes, articles, videos, and stories about children. We as adults are responsible for growing our kids up to be the best that they can be. I know as a busy mother of four an

d grandmother of five, that life can become super fast paced and often our kids are getting less of us when they in fact need more. I do know that some children do not feel heard, seen or understood and that can lead to all sort of unhealthy dynamics for them as they grow up. We understand so much more than we used to and the world wide web has valuable information for parents. We rise by lifting others, no matter their age. May we give words of encouragement to children each day and keep communication flowing. Let us show them loving-kindness and help to make our world a brighter, happier, healthier place to live.

💜 Power of Positivity
08/21/2025

💜 Power of Positivity

💜 Positive parenting
08/21/2025

💜 Positive parenting

💜 The Horse Mafia
08/21/2025

💜 The Horse Mafia

The way we treat our children directly impacts what they believe about themselves. -Ariadne Brilt
08/21/2025

The way we treat our children directly impacts what they believe about themselves. -Ariadne Brilt








💜 Sketches in Stillness
08/21/2025

💜 Sketches in Stillness

May you have a gentle and beautiful week. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🥹💖

💜 Inside Parenting
08/20/2025

💜 Inside Parenting

So much of education — and parenting too — is built on the assumption that children must bend themselves to fit our methods, our timelines, our systems. But growth has never worked that way.

Every child comes into the world with their own rhythm, their own lens, their own way of making sense of things. When we insist that they adapt only to our way, we risk teaching them not just a subject — but the lie that who they are is somehow insufficient.

But when we stop demanding conformity and start honoring individuality, something shifts. We begin to see that learning isn’t about a child squeezing themselves into our mold — it’s about us expanding enough to meet them where they are.

That doesn’t mean lowering expectations. It means shifting perspective — realising that there are many paths to understanding, many ways to master a skill, many doorways into knowledge.

Our job is not to stand guard at a single door, but to notice which one is already open to them.
Because the real measure of teaching isn’t how closely a child mirrors our methods. It’s whether they walk away knowing they are capable, worthy, and deeply understood.

When we teach in ways that honour how they learn, we aren’t just unlocking knowledge. We’re showing them that they belong in the world exactly as they are.

And that lesson — more than anything in a textbook — is what stays with them for life. ❤️

Quote Credit: Ignacio Estrada❣️

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Parents and Grandparents be aware. Child predators are everywhere including your kids games.
08/20/2025

Parents and Grandparents be aware. Child predators are everywhere including your kids games.

Predators use games and chats to get close to kids. They don’t look a certain way and they don’t always act like strangers. They show up where kids are already talking and playing.

According to the FBI's Internet Crime Complaint Center, predators use online gaming to contact and groom children. They start in public chats, then move to private messages or voice, building trust with gifts, promises, or pressure.

There has been a sharp rise in sextortion targeting minors, including schemes that begin on games, apps, or social media. In one FBI analysis, reports of financially motivated sextortion involving minors rose about 20% during a recent six-month period.

The FBI further warns about violent online groups that target kids on open messaging platforms, coercing them into harmful acts or explicit content.

What parents and caregivers can do right now:

▪Keep game and app chats visible and age-appropriate

▪Teach kids to block and report anyone who pressures them for DMs, gifts, secrets, or images

▪Save screenshots, usernames, server IDs, and links, then report to law enforcement

Want practical, step-by-step tools you can use tonight? Join our free training, “Protecting Our Kids in a Digital World” Tuesday August 26th - 6:30pm at the Burleson Parks and Recreation (BRiCk).

RSVP to let us know your coming: https://www.facebook.com/share/16k5sSFTYC/

💜 Positive parenting
08/20/2025

💜 Positive parenting

08/20/2025

Back to School: Vaccinating for Wealth

School is starting up shortly, which means that many parents are bringing their children to their pediatricians for wellness checkups.

At these appointments, immunizations take center stage, and avoiding that conversation is almost impossible; in some cases, getting shots is assumed to take place during the visit.

That is why it is absolutely essential to arm yourself with knowledge prior to setting foot in the doctor's office. Moms and dads should be aware of what they are getting themselves into — and if they choose to opt out, how they can get exemptions.

Larry Palevsky, M.D. and Paul Thomas, M.D. (retired) provide helpful tips and educational tidbits to educate and inform families on this very topic.

Watch it Here: https://live.childrenshealthdefense.org/chd-tv/shows/pediatric-perspectives-with-paul-thomas/back-to-school-vaccinating-for-wealth-show-page/

Or on Dr Palevsky’s platforms:

Odysee: https://odysee.com/:f/Back-to-School-Vaccinating-for-Wealth---CHDTV-Palevsky:f

Bitchute: https://www.bitchute.com/video/6BM0cMxcTXom/

“If we don’t stand upfor children, then wedon’t stand up for much.”-Mariann Wright Edelman
08/20/2025

“If we don’t stand up
for children, then we
don’t stand up for much.”
-Mariann Wright Edelman





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