In response to the tragic shooting of her daughter, Jayda Woods-Johnson, Tabatha Johnson is advocating for "Jayda's Law" to hold parents accountable for their children's actions in the context of juvenile crime. Jayda, a 13-year-old innocent bystander, was shot and killed by 16-year-old Samuel Gizaw at Alderwood Mall. Johnson reflects on the heartbreaking reality of her daughter's absence as she navigates her grief and prepares for a school year without her. She expresses her anger and concern over the possibility of the shooter receiving a light sentence while her daughter will never return home. Johnson's younger son is also affected by the tragedy, dealing with nightmares and longing for his sister.

The family is seeking community support and legal changes to ensure that accountability measures are implemented. They believe that parents should face consequences for the actions of their children, especially in violent crimes. Johnson's efforts aim to advocate for a safer environment for all children and prevent similar tragedies from occurring in the future.