While sometimes subtle, the signs of anxiety and depression are easy to spot in your child if you look really hard. As a parent, it is important to make sure that once you see these warning signs, they don’t go ignored.
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Sex Conversations Through the Phases
Is there any conversation that ranks higher on the awkward-o-meter than the sex talk with your kids? What about when you have to ask grandma to please stop kissing your baby’s hands because of the germ factor? Nope, not as awkward. Well, then, maybe it’s the sit-down...
Bridge the Gap Between Home and the Classroom
Here’s the thing: There aren’t many people who will spend as much time with your kid than their teacher does. In fact, your kid will spend about 9,000 hours with their teachers from pre-K through graduation. That’s a solid year of time another adult is teaching,...
What Every Son Needs to Hear From His Father
This article is taken from the Parent Cue Live podcast. To listen, click here. Nick Salyers calls it the “missing milestone.” It’s that time of life, somewhere between 11 and 14 for boys, where they transition from boys to young adults. In many cultures that...
Grief After Losing a Child
“I find,' he says, his voice still muffled, 'that I am constantly wondering where he is. Where he has gone. It is like a wheel ceaselessly turning at the back of my mind. Whatever I am doing, wherever I am, I am thinking: Where is he, where is he? He can't have just...