Word of Say Yes to No spreads quickly, with school and community groups starting book reads all over the state. Here’s what one parent did:

“I attended a Say Yes to No event with Erin Walsh as the speaker. As a result, I am working with our local police chief, the director of our youth probation and our local chemical health initiative group to initiate a Say Yes to No book club through the schools.”  -A parent

One person can have a lot of impact in a community. We’re also spreading the word using the Internet with this blog, eNews, etc. Here’s one website that has picked up on the importance of Say Yes to No for kids: PlayTimePlanIt.com – a website with great things to do with kids in the Twin Cities. Here’s what they say:

 “It seems kids these days are overweight, overindulged and over stimulated. If you have concerns, check out this great campaign based on the book No! Why Kids of All Ages Need to Hear It by local author and child and family advocate, David Walsh.”

They ask for comments. Help spread No – add your comment!