College FB parents page

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:DD had a terrible time at orientation -- felt it was cliquey -- and didn't make any connections. One of the parents posted how her OOS kid felt the same way and about 20 other parents commented on her post about the same thing for OOS kids. I didn't post our experience, but I did find it comforting that others had the same experience and it was not just my DD. Good news is that parents with older kids posted that they had similar orientation experiences but love the school once they attended in the fall.

My kids would die 1000 deaths if I had this sort of conversation about them on FB with peer parents.

I know!! That's why I didn't post our experience, but it was comforting to me to see others felt the same way.

[Anonymous]

Before DD started as freshman I noticed a couple parents posting the most ridiculous questions, one in particular stood out and shared a lot of personal info. Come move in day -- guess who was the parent of the roommate? It was a very strange feeling to know all this info but not know each other.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:DD had a terrible time at orientation -- felt it was cliquey -- and didn't make any connections. One of the parents posted how her OOS kid felt the same way and about 20 other parents commented on her post about the same thing for OOS kids. I didn't post our experience, but I did find it comforting that others had the same experience and it was not just my DD. Good news is that parents with older kids posted that they had similar orientation experiences but love the school once they attended in the fall.

My kids would die 1000 deaths if I had this sort of conversation about them on FB with peer parents.

You know you don’t have to share everything with you kids?