My daughter didn’t want to sit with me on the bus!

She was 5.

What kind of 5-year-old doesn’t want to sit with her mom?!?!

I thought I had a few more years before this type of thing started to happen. But nope, she was too cool for her mom on the kindergarten field trip.

That was 4 years ago and I was devastated.

I had the opportunity to go on another field trip with her recently (the first in 4 years), and I share what went down as she (once again) didn't want to sit with me on the bus :(

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“If you’re tempted to touch the microscopes, then put your hands in your pockets.” I heard the group leader tell the children. 

I was a parent chaperone on my daughter’s grade 3 field trip and was having a hard time with what I was seeing.

Admittedly, I was triggered. 

I felt suffocated as the adults were trying to control the children. Yet, this is what my child experiences every day.

Here are my thoughts on what transpired and what it means for our kids' learning.

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Today we’re talking about fear as our kids are back in school.

Now, fear can have quite a broad meaning… it includes worry, anxiety, stress, and even guilt. I’m using the word "fear" to cover all of these feelings.

Your fear is telling you something.

It wants your attention. It needs to be heard. 

So let's dive into exactly how to do that so we can be a little more relaxed around the scary things.

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