This is what our teens LOVE most from The Container Store

Thank you Grown and Flown for publishing my praise song to community colleges.
Houston Community College Official

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Got to chat with Grown and Flown about being a 'sports parent' & the challenge of getting teenagers to talk grownandflown.com/mary-louise-ke…

For anyone dealing with disappointing college admissions letters, read this piece I wrote for Grown and Flown . Happy to report my son is now a junior in a university he absolutely loves :)
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Brilliant book for parents of young adults, full of the wisdom and insights we all need.

For Grown and Flown, Dean of Admissions Whitney Soule pens an open letter to prospective college students and their families outlining her perspective from both sides of the application process. Penn Admissions
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It’s our favorite too!

Words parents need to hear

Fantastic piece for parents of high schoolers, grateful to Dean Whitney Soule

My daughter works at Peet's Coffee. A few weeks ago, a customer asked her why she wasn't in school. I had thoughts. Grown and Flown Peet's Coffee Lisa Medoff
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Caraway is so fortunate to have Cheryl Baggeroer, MD and Sara Levine leading our care team with deep clinical experience and wisdom. With this byline for Grown and Flown they share 10 tips on how to prepare your kids for a healthy college experience. grownandflown.com/doctors-explai…

Incredible book for parents as they move into the longest and one of the most wonderful stages of parenting

With College Admissions stress rising this autumn Dr. Lisa Damour, PhD offers parents 12 ways to turn down the temperature asklisapodcast Diane Debrovner grownandflown.com/college-admiss…

Such a gift when our teens have wise, caring adults in their lives beyond their families.

Happy 5 year anniversary to the photo frames sitting on the floor of my bedroom waiting to be hung up 'when I get a minute'.

Have a high school student looking towards college? These are for you. The family workbook will be your best friend.

We all have so much to learn about the risks of addiction and our teens. Here’s a great place to start with Jessica Lahey is on Threads as teacherlahey

Get your admissions information from the source, the folks who admit our teens

It’s a mistake we’ve all made!

We want the best and are desperate for a framework for determining quality. College, however, is much more nuanced.