đPixar's New Movie + How to Reduce Sensory Overload
Also, are you a âType Câ parent?
Jed Baker
May 18, 2025
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Pixar Has a New Movie and We Couldnât Be More Excited!
Hey Starglow Parents - Get ready for Disney and Pixarâs new out-of-this world adventure â Elio! This is their newest summer blockbuster and we COULD NOT be more excited, the trailer looks amazingâŚ
The movie is a cosmic adventure about an alien obsessed kid who accidentally becomes Earthâs ambassador to the galaxy. One moment heâs a daydreamer feeling like he doesnât belong on Earth, then next heâs face-to-face with aliens in the Communiverse and meeting his newfound best friend. Packed with wild worlds, hilarious aliens, and heartwarming moments, Elio is going to be the ultimate family movie event of the year. Donât miss your chance to blast off âElio hits theaters June 20. Watch the trailer now at movies.disney.com/elio and weâll see you in the theater!
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What is âType Câ Parenting?
Hereâs what to know about the âType Câ parent, whoâs a healthy mix between the overscheduled Type A and the all-over-the-place Type B. Is it you?
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5 Ways To Stop Feeling Overstimulated As a Parent
New research shows that 3 in 4 moms and dads experience sensory overload, mostly due to noise levels, messes, and clutter caused by our kids. But luckily, there are ways to lessen these feelingsâwithout moving your entire family out of the house:
Know your limits and triggers
Simplify your schedule
Make time for self-care
Communicate your needs
Remember that this too shall pass
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8 Ways to Avoid Another Restaurant Meltdown (Without an iPad)
Some parents dread taking little kids out to eat, but it doesn't have to be terrible. Here are a few ways to keep your toddler and elementary school kiddos busy while out at a restaurant or a family meal, from activities to tricks of the trade.
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Key reminder for parents who need to hear this today: Your kidsâ behavior is not a reflection of your parenting, okay?
Chinaâs new trend called âreverse parentingâ has kids doing the chores while mom and dad sit back and watch. Thoughts?
In her new parenting book, this mom-turned-author explains what parents can and cannot help their kids achieve.
This viral video about twinsâ graduating from two different schools on the same exact day is the perfect example of how moms and dads differ.
Food for thought: This essay in The Atlantic sheds light on why the wrong way to motivate our kids is by taking away something they love.
