One of Our Favorite Resources for Parents of Teens and College Students

One of Our Favorite Resources for Parents of Teens and College Students

At Mama Bear we’re all about helping you prepare for the season of parenting that comes after high school — when your teen is technically an adult, but you’re still their go-to for everything from health emergencies to housing questions. We’ve talked with thousands of parents preparing for the college transition so we understand that parenting doesn't end when your child turns 18. We often recommend Grown and Flown as a valuable resource during this time of transition. 

What is Grown and Flown?

Grown and Flown is a website and a Facebook community that speaks directly to parents of teens, college students, and young adults. Whether your child is navigating high school exams, college applications, or freshman move-in day, Grown and Flown has a thoughtful post (or a hundred) that can help smooth the way. 

The website is packed with articles that make you feel seen — written by parents who’ve been there. You’ll find practical tips on everything from packing for college to managing your emotions when your kid leaves the nest.

But their real magic? It’s the community.

The Strength of Community

Beyond its rich content, Grown and Flown fosters a vibrant online community. Their Facebook group serves as a supportive space where parents share experiences, seek advice, and find solace in shared challenges. It's a judgment-free zone where authenticity is valued, and the complexities of parenting young adults are openly discussed. Join here 

Complementing Your Preparations

If you've utilized our Power of Attorney documents to prepare for your child's transition to college, you're clearly a parent who values readiness. Grown and Flown will offer emotional support, practical tips, and a community that understands the nuances of this stage of parenting (and life). 

We encourage you to explore Grown and Flown's website and consider joining their Facebook community. It's a resource that many of our parents have found invaluable. 

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