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Your Back-to-School Script Guide is here πŸŽ’

by Dr. Jazmine
Jul 20, 2026
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I don't want to be dramatic, but the school year is fast approaching…

Dun, dun, dun. πŸ˜…πŸ˜‚

This season can be a mixed bag for a lot of families.

Fresh starts mixed with summer-time exhaustion.

New routines mixed with old battles that never really left.

Morning meltdowns, drop-off tears or after-school explosion the second they walk in the door (or a combo of all 3).

Homework fights, bedtime stalling, or a shutdown kid who won't tell you anything.

That's why I made something for you. I know this season brings up a lot, and I wanted to create something that actually supports you through it. Think of it as your back-to-school map, or your backup brain for the moments your own brain is too tired to find the words.

It's called the Back-to-School Script Guide, and it's my gift to you as a TMP Times member. In a couple of weeks, I'll be offering this as a Back-to-School bonus for new members, but you're getting it now because you're already part of this community.

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