SoulScript Team 
The breakfast dishes are still in the sink. You’re already running ten minutes late for work. Your seven-year-old has changed outfits three times and still can’t find their shoes. Your toddler just spilled orange juice all over the floor. And when your older child asks for the fourth time if they can have screen time … Read more
You’re on the phone with your mother, talking about your day while your two kids play in the living room. “Emma is doing great in school—she’s such a natural student. But I’m really worried about Jacob. He’s just not as academically inclined as his sister. I don’t know where he gets it from.” You speak … Read more
You promised your six-year-old that you’d take them to the park after school. They talked about it all morning, picked out their favorite outdoor clothes, and counted down the hours. But then work exploded with an urgent deadline, traffic was worse than expected, and by the time you picked them up, you were already running … Read more
Your five-year-old storms out of the kitchen, tears streaming down their face, and screams at you: “You’re the meanest mommy in the whole world! I hate you!” All because you said no to ice cream before dinner. Your heart sinks as those words hit you like a physical blow. Part of you wants to immediately … Read more
Your eight-year-old comes running into the kitchen, face lit up with excitement, clutching a drawing they just finished. “Mom, look what I made!” they exclaim, practically vibrating with pride. You’re in the middle of cooking dinner, your phone is buzzing with work messages, and you can see your older child struggling with homework at the … Read more
Your eight-year-old comes home from school and responds to your usual “How was your day?” with the same one-word answer they’ve been giving for weeks: “Fine.” When you ask if anything interesting happened, they shrug and head straight to their room. Later at dinner, while their siblings chatter about friends, teachers, and playground drama, this … Read more
Your seven-year-old comes running to you, tears streaming down their face, saying they saw something “scary” on YouTube while watching videos on their older sibling’s phone. As you gently question them, you realize they’ve accidentally clicked on graphic footage of real violence—content that was somehow accessible despite parental controls and age restrictions. Or maybe your … Read more
Your fifteen-year-old walks through the front door at 11:30 PM, three and a half hours past their agreed-upon curfew. “Sorry I’m late,” they say casually, kicking off their shoes. “We lost track of time at Sarah’s house working on our history project.” But something feels off. Their story doesn’t quite add up, and when you … Read more
You’re standing in line at the grocery store, making pleasant small talk with the elderly woman behind you, when your four-year-old tugs on your sleeve and asks loudly, “Mommy, why does that lady have a mustache?” The woman’s face falls, other shoppers turn to stare, and you feel your cheeks burning as you frantically try … Read more
You’re helping your sixteen-year-old troubleshoot their phone when a notification pops up from an app you don’t recognize. When you ask about it, they quickly grab the phone and mumble something about it being “nothing important.” Later that evening, after they’ve gone to bed, you find yourself googling the app name and discovering it’s connected … Read more
