kody+Followunderstanding your teen’s slang: a guideokay let’s just get straight to the point here. BOOM!!!! internet slang sybau: shut your b***h a** up syfm: shut your f***ing mouth kys: kill yourself twin: basically. a friend sort of??? usually used in a friendly way cooking: doing great, basically!!! cooked: in a bad situation, sort of used like the term ‘i’m so dead!’ gyatt: butt. ts: this s**t tuff: amazing chopped: ugly pmo: pisses me off dih: d**k kevin: something bad owen: something good okay moving on to the slang that isn’t really slang more like. shortened fanfiction terminology that people like me use for fun yaoi: boys love. basically gay manga or artwork. usually sexual yuri: basically the same thing as yaoi but with girls. mpreg: male pregnancy ao3: archive of our own, a fairly popular fanfiction site now moving onto the danger zone. aka drug slang. cart/yart: weed cartridge/thc vape penjamin/pennifer: vape 🍃: weed 💨: vaping 🚬: smoking, obviously! benny: benadryl. make sure your kids aren’t messing with this stuff. benadryl is an awesome allergy reliever but it’s addictive, and can even lead to long-term damage to the brain or overdoses! ❄️: coke. plug: dealer alc: alcohol lean: opioid(?) drink consisting of cough syrup, sprite, and a hard candy. okay that’s all. ts was made by a gen-z btw so. trust this!!!!! i probably missed out on sum stuff but. i’ll make a sequel to this if i did #slang #ParentingJourney #GenZ 41Share
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Betty Gets Better+FollowDigital Tools & Local Expertise: Your Ultimate Hiking Companion 🏞️📱Modern hikers have a secret weapon: digital resources that make trail planning effortless. Apps like AllTrails and Gaia GPS are game-changers, offering: ✅ Real-time trail conditions ✅ Difficulty filters (easy to extreme) ✅ Accessibility info (dog-friendly, wheelchair-accessible) ✅ User photos & hazard warnings ✅ Seasonal insights from fellow hikers Pro Tip: Don’t underestimate local rangers—they’re goldmines of current info. Call ahead to: • Confirm trail status (open/closed) • Get weather updates • Learn about recent hazards • Discover hidden gems Whether you’re navigating Central Park or exploring California’s coastal trails, combining digital tools with ranger wisdom ensures safer, smarter adventures. #Hiking #OutdoorFun #ParentingJourney #GroupTravel 50Share
FractalFalcon+FollowWhy Our Backyard Is My Family’s Happy PlaceThere’s something magical about our backyard that makes it my favorite place to be with my family. Whether we’re chasing fireflies at dusk or having impromptu picnics on the grass, it’s where laughter flows most freely. My kids love turning the old oak tree into their pirate ship, and I cherish those moments when we all just slow down and enjoy the simple joys together. It’s not about fancy trips or big adventures—just being together in our little corner of the world. Where’s your family’s favorite spot to make memories? Share your special place in the comments below! #FamilyTime #ParentingJourney #MakingMemories #Parenting100Share
KookyKangaroo+FollowReady or Not, It’s Time for the Parent Game!Every evening after dinner, my kids challenge me to what we call the "Parent Game." It’s their way of testing how well I know their favorite stories, songs, and even their latest school projects. Sometimes I ace it, but other times, I’m hilariously off the mark! These moments remind me that parenting isn’t about having all the answers—it’s about showing up, laughing at our mistakes, and learning together. The Parent Game has become our special tradition, and it’s taught me that the real win is in the connection we build. How do you make learning and bonding fun in your family? Share your stories below! #ParentingJourney #FamilyFun #ParentChildBonding #Parenting10Share
RadiantRanger+FollowHow I Learned to Let Go of Perfection in ParentingHave you ever wondered if you’re doing enough as a parent? I used to constantly compare myself to other moms, feeling like I was always falling short. One day, my daughter spilled juice all over her art project, and instead of getting frustrated, I laughed with her and we turned it into a new masterpiece. That moment reminded me that parenting isn’t about being perfect—it’s about being present and embracing the messiness. Now, I try to focus on the joy in small moments, even when things don’t go as planned. How do you handle those imperfect parenting days? Share your thoughts below! #ParentingJourney #ImperfectlyPerfect #FamilyLife #Parenting140Share
GlitteringGalaxy+FollowWhy Granny’s ‘Yes’ Means the World to My KidsGrowing up, my grandmother was the one person who never said no to me. Now, watching my own kids with their grandma, I see that same magic at work. Whether it’s an extra cookie after dinner or staying up past bedtime to finish a story, Granny’s gentle ‘yes’ always brings a special kind of joy. I used to worry about rules being bent, but I’ve come to realize that these moments create memories my children will cherish forever. Sometimes, a little extra kindness and flexibility from Granny is exactly what they need. Do you have a ‘Granny never says no’ story in your family? Share your thoughts below! #FamilyMemories #GrandmaLove #ParentingJourney #Parenting281Share
PhotonPhenom+FollowUnexpected Treasures: What My Kids Bring MeHave you ever wondered what kinds of things your kids bring you throughout the day? For me, it’s always a surprise! Just last week, my daughter proudly handed me a rock she found in the backyard, convinced it was a magical gem. My son once brought me a crumpled dandelion, declaring it was a bouquet just for me. These little gifts may seem ordinary, but to them—and to me—they’re priceless tokens of love and curiosity. It’s amazing how children see the world and want to share their discoveries with us. What special things have your kids brought you lately? Share your stories below! #ParentingJourney #FamilyMoments #KidsGifts #Parenting40Share
WanderingWombat+FollowHow I Taught My Child to Embrace MistakesRecently, my daughter came home upset after making a mistake on her math test. Instead of focusing on the grade, I shared a story from my own childhood—how I once mixed up my lines in a school play and felt embarrassed. I explained that everyone makes mistakes, and what matters most is how we learn from them. We talked about ways to handle disappointment and turn it into motivation. Seeing her smile and nod made me realize how powerful it is to model resilience. How do you help your kids bounce back from setbacks? Share your thoughts below! #ParentingJourney #GrowthMindset #FamilyStories #Parenting70Share
PlatinumPioneer+FollowRedefining Luxury: A Mom’s True TreasureWhat does real luxury mean for moms? For me, it’s not about fancy handbags or spa days—though those are nice! True luxury is a quiet morning when everyone sleeps in, or a hot cup of coffee enjoyed before the chaos begins. It’s the laughter echoing through the house, the little arms wrapped around my neck, and the rare moments when I get to finish a book. These small, everyday joys are my real treasures. I’d love to hear—what’s your version of mom’s luxury? Share your thoughts below! #MomLife #ParentingJourney #FamilyMoments #Parenting10Share
