Maya Reynolds is a parenting and family-life writer who specializes in turning child-development research into clear, realistic strategies for busy parents. She earned her B.A. in Journalism from the University of Missouri (Missouri School of Journalism), where she trained in interviewing, fact-checking, and evidence-based reporting. On Parenting Mentor, Maya writes articles on daily routines, positive discipline, screen-time boundaries, and age-appropriate independence—always aiming to keep advice actionable and judgment-free.
Reviewed articles
- Possible OCD Signs in Toddlers & Preschoolers: Triggers, Routines, and What to Say in the Moment
- How to Help Your Child Reach a Healthier Weight Safely at Home (Without Dieting)
- Toddler Not Interested in Sports? Simple Routines, Scripts, and Play Ideas for Ages 2–5
- How to Build Confidence and Independence in Your Teen Son (With Boundaries + Calm Scripts)
- U.S. Childhood Obesity Rates: What the Latest Numbers Mean and Safe Next Steps for Parents
- How Parental Drinking Affects Kids: Warning Signs, Safety Steps, and What to Say
- Alcohol During Pregnancy: Warning Signs, Safety Steps, and When to Get Help
- How to Build Confidence in Toddlers and Preschoolers: Quick Scripts, Routines, and 10-Minute Activities
- How to Encourage a Teen Girl to Be Active (Without Pushing Sports)
- How to Help a Shy Child Build Confidence at School (Teacher + Peer Strategies)