Listen To Your Kids connects kids that want to share with parents that want to listen.
How does it work? Well, there's a telephone number, and a podcast. Anything that gets said by someone in one end will come out the other, to be heard by people all around the world.
If you want to listen, you'll hear kids talking about what's going on in their lives. If you need to talk, you can call and talk about whatever's going on in your head-- questions, problems, whatever you need to discuss. It will not be censored.
Please subscribe to the feed in iTunes and, if you're a blogger, spread it to your readers. I think that, as this project evolves, we'll be very enlightened by what we hear.
- Julien
"I'd say one thing that parents really have to work out these days is leaving the office at the office, especially when it's toward their kids. I have a parent who comes home and yells at me about absurd things and I know that it's not because they're actually mad about that, but because they've had a bad day at work."
"I guess I would like to say that if you're a parent, especially of a young teenage girl, whatever you do, always, always compliment them. Never tell them that they look ugly or fat even if they don't or I mean like maybe even if they do, but even if you can say you're helping them, it does not help them. It only feeds the problem. Okay, bye."