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Mateusz Morawiecki criticized the morning briefing convened by Prime Minister Tusk, which involved ministers, heads of services, and representatives of state institutions. He wrote that less information was shared after the meeting with the public than before and called for concrete actions for the safety of children. Morawiecki expressed concern regarding the tragic events and extended condolences to the families of the victims and those affected. He also thanked teachers, rescuers, and officials. He claimed that for three years he has been warning about the harmful influence of smartphones, algorithms, and social media on children, highlighting access to hate, violence, manipulation, and dangerous content. He described the ban on phones in schools as insufficient, as children still use devices after classes. He informed that Rozwój Plus proposed a ban on social media usage for individuals under 15 years of age, to be enforced by platforms, as well as severe financial penalties and legal liability for digital companies regarding harmful content and deceptive advertisements. He also advocated for support for parents, teachers, and educators. Morawiecki emphasized that protecting children should not lead to the restriction of adults' freedom of speech, and he opposed solutions that would allow for preventive censorship. He demanded from the Prime Minister specific draft laws, deadlines for their implementation, and identification of those responsible for their execution. He assessed that the safety of children would not be ensured by further briefings, but by decisions and responsibility. #BezpieczeństwoDzieci #Polska #Rodzice (translated)

Mateusz Morawiecki wrote that as a father, he knew how difficult it is to control what a child watches on their phone. He stated that according to him, 73% of people do not use basic protection, and emphasized that parents have an influence on their children's digital lives, and online safety begins at home. He called for the protection of families. #bezpieczeństwo #rodzicielstwo #cyfrowewyzwania (translated)

The author of the post wrote that the matter started "innocently," and he claimed that it was revealed that the father-in-law of Deputy Minister of Justice Myrcha, who is also the father of MP Gajewska, had covered up the case of burying a man alive in the past. #Polska #polityka #sprawiedliwość #PL (translated)

The author wrote that something terrifying was happening before his eyes. He assessed that the situations described by the media will be discussed for a long time, and among the questions that will arise is whether they could have been prevented. In a conversation with GoniecPL, he spoke, as he emphasized, as a father, teacher, and lecturer, not as a former politician. (translated)

The Mazovian Police informed that in the morning a teacher from Nowe Miasto nad Pilicą reported that an 11-year-old boy wrote in a class group in a messenger app asking his peers to bring sharp tools to school. The students told the teacher that the boy had asked them to bring knives. He was not at school that day; after receiving the information, his father came to the school with him to clarify the matter. The police stated that the father and the teacher were being interrogated. Officers searched the boy's home and secured his phone, tablet, and laptop. The case was set to be referred to the Family and Juvenile Division of the District Court in Grójec. #policja #bezpieczeństwo #dzieci (translated)

Remiza.pl reported that police officers from Nowe Miasto nad Pilicą intervened after a report that an 11-year-old boy was encouraging his peers in a class group chat to bring knives to school. The boy did not attend lessons that day, but after obtaining information, his father brought him to the school to clarify the matter. Officers searched the child's residence and secured a phone, tablet, and laptop. Remiza.pl stated that proceedings with witnesses were ongoing, and the case was expected to go to the family court in Grójec. #bezpieczeństwo #policja #dzieci (translated)

The author of the post wondered what shocked him more: that the father of the first juvenile offender published material or that it received over 130 likes. He also wrote that the father had taught him through bullying, and the family of the second assailant had a Blue Card. #przemoc #rodzina #edukacja #PL (translated)

The connoisseur of the Soviet Union wrote that both perpetrators had grown up in conditions of intense stress. He stated that Jakub's father from Ostrołęka had been convicted of abuse, and a Blue Card had been set up in Viktor's family. The author concluded that problems of this nature almost always began with parents and urged showing children love and attention, as well as teaching them self-confidence and empathy. #rodzicielstwo #zdrowiepsychiczne #empatia (translated)

Krzysztof Feusette wrote that Matczak criticized the president for the increase in violence among youth. He pointed out that Matczak is the father of a boy who — he claimed — addressed a teacher using profanity and an offensive term. Feusette urged him to first take care of his own child. #przemoc #młodzież #dialog (translated)

The author wrote that it did not matter to him what image of the man the media had created. He claimed that when he hit the family at a speed of at least 250 km/h, a fire broke out in which the mother, father, and child were burned alive. He added that the mother tried to shield her son with her own body. According to the author, the man probably did not intend to kill them, but he killed three people. (translated)

Venek wrote that Zenon Martyniuk, in a conversation with "Super Express," spoke about his son's behavior. According to Venek's account, Martyniuk claimed that his son could change plans even an hour after making arrangements, and drug use or drinking alcohol led to problems. He also criticized the publication of materials on the internet that his son later deleted, because – as he said – they still remained accessible and caused scandals. Martyniuk also reportedly said that he was not estranged from his son, and their relationship resembled a typical father-son bond, with occasional arguments. #ZenonMartyniuk #RelacjeRodzinne #ProblemyMłodzieży (translated)

How to build a career in your parents' company? 1. Don't take the vice president position right away. You need to learn the company from the ground up. Starting as a senior manager would be reasonable. Let everyone see that you're climbing step by step. 2. Don't say you got the job through connections. Say that the owners recognized your potential. Your father has been watching your development for 23 years. No recruiter has spent as much time with the other candidates. 3. Earn the respect of older employees. Don't worry that some of them have been with the company longer than you've been alive. They have experience. You have a fresh perspective. And the owner's phone number saved as "Dad." 4. Don't misuse your position. Treat your father at work like any other boss. If you disagree on something, discuss it professionally. Preferably on a Sunday over chicken soup. 5. Start making changes. After three weeks in the company, you should already notice things that people who have worked there for twenty years don't see. It's natural. They are tainted by experience. 6. Show that you also started from the bottom. From time to time, go down to regular employees and help them for half an hour. It's best to take a picture. In a few years, you will be able to say that you have gone through every level in the company. 7. Don't demand a promotion. Let it come naturally. Manager. Director. Board member. President. Don't rush. You have a full two years for that. 8. Separate your professional life from your personal life. At work, your father is your boss. At home, he is your father. Therefore, leave the conversation about bonuses for the holidays. Grandma can be a good mediator. 9. Ensure financial independence from your parents. Don't take money from them privately. You're not a child anymore. Let the company pay for the car, phone, and fuel card. That's a completely different relationship. 10. After years, tell your story on LinkedIn. Write that you started from zero. That you didn't get anything for free. That the most important things were hard work, humility, and consistency. Don't mention the company from your father. They asked about the road to success. #FIRE #FIRE #kariera #biznes #sukces (translated)

The first minister of justice in the world who hides his multi-million fortune, a lot of properties, or land, and the prime minister of this rotten country stands behind him like a wall. Additionally, a father dragging his daughter through the courts for money... Incredible, what kind of person is this. https://t.co/TLkTGoiPdc #sprawiedliwość #polityka #korupcja (translated)

Seven years ago, my Father left this world. For many, he was primarily one of the most important figures of the independence opposition, the founder and chairman of Fighting Solidarity, and the senior marshal of the Sejm of the Republic of Poland in its eighth term. For me, of course, he was above all a beloved Father. One of the closest people to me, who—when I was thirteen years old—the communist regime took away from me, forcing him to hide, then keeping him in prison, sentencing him to exile. From the age of thirteen to twenty, I only had contact with my Father through correspondence, and later through prison bars. Both before and after those most difficult years, he taught me a great deal, although we also often debated. It does not change the fact that he was always an authority and a Hero to me. The more time passes since his death, the more I realize how much I owe him. And how much Poland owes him as well. And also how often he was completely right about a multitude of Polish matters... In how much and how urgently we need to do for Poland. Dear Dad! I know very well what you expect from me and what you would like to hear from me. That’s why I swear to you that as long as I live, I will give absolutely everything of myself to realize your dreams and plans. Plans aimed at building the strength, position, prestige, security, and happiness of our beloved Fatherland and friendship between nations. #Pamięć #Solidarność #Polska (translated)

The only 3 marriages in my close circle that have 3 or more children received significant support from their parents in raising the kids. Little is said and written about this, but grandparents no longer want to help with their grandchildren. They have fairly high pensions that allow for more than just survival, as it was 30 years ago and back. So they prefer to go on all-in trips or other attractions than to help with their grandchildren. Despite the fact that we have a relatively wealthy society, especially compared to a few decades ago, the lack of support from grandparents is noticeable. It's a matter of dropping off a grandchild for 2-3 hours to take care of something, or for a weekend to catch a breath. A friend, a new father, recently heard from his mother that she can take care of the child for a maximum of half an hour and doesn't agree to more because she has more interesting things to do. And to put it bluntly - in my circle of close friends - such words are not isolated. I won't even mention the fact that young parents often live quite far from their own parents, so even that physical help is complicated. That's why it often ends with one child, maybe two. To be fair - we also stopped at two, mainly for health reasons, and we lacked the courage for adoption, like P. @Agata_Laurka 👏👏 #dzieci #rodzina #dziadkowie (translated)

Sąd Rejonowy w Lipsku skazał 26-letniego kierowcę na pięć lat pozbawienia wolności za wjechanie samochodem w trzyosobową rodzinę spacerującą poboczem drogi w Woli Soleckiej na Mazowszu. W wypadku zginęli ojciec i jego 15-letnia córka, a matka trafiła do szpitala z ciężkimi #tragedia #bezpieczeństwo #prawo #PL