You’re doing your best, without question.
But sometimes you don’t know where to turn, who to trust, or what support actually helps.
You care deeply about kids and parents, but growing a sustainable practice - and finding true collaborators - is hard.
You’re not failing.
You’re just trying to do something hard without a team.
ParenT(w)een Connection is a living, breathing village, a web of families and professionals working together to support kids, parents, and families.
We connect:
Parents who need guidance and community
Professionals who want to collaborate, not compete
And we connect these parents and professionals to each other in a safe, off-social-media platform.
Join ParenTween Village, a supportive parent community.
Find trusted, vetted professionals when you need more help.
Learn how to create more CONNECTION in your family with our CONNECTION Coaching
Apply to join our Trusted Expert Network, a mission-aligned network serving families.
Collaborate, refer, and grow together
Get exposure, business development events, and opportunities to share your voice.

Humans are wired for connection.
Yet we’re often told to go it alone.
We believe:
Families aren’t meant to navigate this by themselves
Professionals shouldn’t have to grow in isolation
Stronger professional webs create stronger families
And when families are supported, kids are safer.
44%...
of teens feel “persistent feelings of sadness and hopelessness.”
of students reported emotional abuse by a caregiver or other adult at home.
of U.S. high school students reported perceived racism.
According to www.pewresearch.org...
...of U.S. parents with children younger than 18 say they are extremely or very worried that their children might struggle with anxiety or depression at some point.
...of parents of teens say they are extremely or very worried that their teen’s use of social media could lead to them being exposed to explicit content.
...of parents who say they at least sometimes check what their teen is doing on social media.
...of parents who say parenting has been
a lot harder than they expected.