Kid Related

In a world of Fortnite dances, AirPods, and phones that might as well be surgically attached, there remains one ancient tradition that somehow still unites the family: game night.

That’s right. We’re talking old-school, cardboard-boxed, pop-the-lid, and fight-over-who-gets-to-be-blue board games. And at our house, nothing gets the living room buzzing like a heated round of Trivial Pursuit.

Now, before you roll your eyes and assume I’m forcing my kids into some wholesome sitcom fantasy, let me be clear—I absolutely am. Getting your teens to engage in family activities is like convincing a cat to take a bath. But once you lure them in (usually with bribes), something magical happens.

OTTAWA, ON, Feb. 20, 2025 /CNW/ – For many families, spring break is a time of joy and adventure. Travelling with your children outside the country can bring added complexity, but with a little planning, you’ll be able to enjoy a safe and hassle-free vacation.

As a parent of two teenage boys, I’ve learned that every generation has its own secret code of slang. Growing up, we had words like rad, bogus, and totally. Now? It’s a jungle of phrases like sus, no cap, and rizz. At first, I tried to pretend I understood what my kids were saying. I’d nod vaguely when they called something drip or accused someone of being sus. Eventually, I realized there was a better way to connect with my teens: embrace their slang and use it in the most embarrassing ways possible.

Here’s a guide to some of the hottest teen lingo right now, complete with their meanings and a few tips for how parents like us can hilariously misuse them to horrify our kids.