The Hardest Things to Say to One Another A father reflects on his ‘Too loud’ texts to his children, realizing they were expressions of cherishing their presence. The newsletter highlights articles on the complexities of family communication, including Mister Rogers’ approach to talking with children and the importance of asking questions to understand family history. It also touches on the development of unique family language and how children can help us understand philosophical concepts.

• A father realized his frequent ‘Too loud’ texts to his children were a hidden expression of joy that they were home and present.
• The newsletter features articles on effective communication with children, drawing from Mister Rogers’ methods.
• It emphasizes the importance of asking older relatives questions to learn family history.
• The concept of ‘familects,’ unique vocabularies developed within families, is discussed.
• Children are suggested as potential guides for understanding complex philosophical ideas.