Social Media Toolkit
Parent Leadership
February is National Parent Leadership Month. Parents are leaders in all kinds of roles, including being the first teachers to their children. In recognition of this month to help honor parent leaders, we are providing some tools and resources to share with parents and the community. This toolkit can help:
- Promote and honor parent leaders.
- Share resources to support parent leaders.
- Provide parents and caregivers tools to help them be their best.
These messages and links can be used as is, or they can be customized in any way that works best for your community by directing people to your prevention program’s information.
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Sample Social Media Posts
Hashtags: #ParentLeadership #ParentLeadershipMonth #ParentLeader #ParentHero #GetParentingTips
- Parenting is hard work. No one would argue with that. It can be very stressful at times - even overwhelming. With the right self-care, you can turn "I can't handle this" into "I've got this"! Learn self-care tips here: http://tinyurl.com/StessSelfCareGPT
- Thank you, parents, for all the hard work you do! GetParentingTips.com has all sorts of articles, videos, and resources to help you along your parenting journey.
- As a parent leader, you need to take care of yourself so you can take care of others. Check out this video to learn how to mentally recharge as a parent: tinyurl.com/RechargeGPT
- Parenting is a full-time job, and sometimes parents balance that with a full-time day job. Are you looking for strategies to keep everything balanced with your family at home, work, and school? Here are some tips from a working mom of three that can help: tinyurl.com/BusyMomGPT
- Parenting isn’t easy. Dealing with the stress that can accompany parenting can be a lot on top of everything else. Learn tips and tricks for facing the stress of parenting in this video: tinyurl.com/StressTipsGPT
- As a parent, you are the first teacher and leader to your kids. In order to take care of your family, we encourage you to take care of yourself. Learn how at: tinyurl.com/SupportGroupGPT1
- It’s okay to ask for help. It is an essential part of being a leader and teaches your children to ask for help when they need it. No matter what the challenge, fom teenage battles to temper tantrums, you can get online tips, videos, local support, and a listening ear here: getparentingtips.com/get-help-now
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