Is Parent Cue Christian?
This question has been asked from time to time, so it may be helpful to do an introduction for those who have started following along and are wondering, “Who is… Read More
Elementary (K-5th) | Imagine The End | School Life
How to Be Okay When Your “Baby” Goes to School
When my oldest child started kindergarten . . . I’ve never had my whole life flash before my eyes, but that morning, when we pulled up to the school for… Read More
High School (9th-12th) | Mental Health | Middle School (6th-8th)
Helping My Middle and High Schooler Manage Their Emotions
As a counselor for teenagers, I see and hear a lot of stuff. But I bet you wouldn’t be able to guess what my most memorable and favorite sessions look… Read More
Middle School (6th-8th) | School Life
What to Expect in Sixth Grade
So, your kid is in 6th grade this year. You probably already know this, but sixth grade is a HUGE year in a person’s life. It probably won’t feel like… Read More
Family Life | Fight For The Heart
To Praise or Not to Praise Your Kids
Don’t tell your kid he’s smart, or he won’t think he needs to try. Tell your kid he’s smart so he’ll believe he’s capable. Don’t praise your kid at all;… Read More
Character and Values | Faith | Imagine The End
How Kids Can Make the Wise Choice
It was another average weekday. Shortly after arriving home from work, I’m routinely rifling through the pile of papers pulled from my 2nd grader’s backpack. Amidst the assortment of math… Read More
Elementary (K-5th) | Fight For The Heart | School Life
5 Things All First Graders Have In Common
Enter a room full of six- and seven-year-olds and you’re bound to spot one thing right away: the cute little gaps of kids who whistle while they talk. Forget calling… Read More
Family Life | Fight For The Heart
The “S” Word
I don’t write often about discipline online because it’s a great way to have an argument with strangers. I feel like in general we have enough yelling on the Internet… Read More
What to Do When You Find Out Your Child is Being Bullied
Even if bullying is not on the radar, it’s important to talk to kids about how to deal with it should it ever happen to them or someone they know. Read More