The algorithm is parenting your kid if you’re not. Start a 5-day social media detox for Black kids and reset their feeds, confidence, and safety.

Somewhere between lunchboxes and logins, the parenting game changed.
YouTube became our kids’ teacher, life coach, and stylist — and not in a good way.

Now, they’re growing up in a world where the algorithm defines what’s normal — and we’re expected to guide them through it like we’ve done this before. We’re not here to panic. We’re here to parent with purpose, strategy, and a lot of grace.

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This space is for us. We’re all learning how to parent through the age of infinite scroll — with clarity, with laughter, and with community.

We talk 90s movies (because of course we do), and affirmations — and yes, you’ll find to use your Outside voice when needed in schools — and help get ahead of the cursed algorithm.

Parenting doesn’t come with a playbook. But community is the next best thing.

Hi, I’m Nicole.

I’m all about 90s movies and Rich Auntie vibes. A writer, parent, and digital-age realist raising proud, grounded kids in a world of algorithms—and still holding out hope someone remembers to take the meat out of the freezer.