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The Power of Daily Affirmations for Your Kid
Sometimes, my inner dialogue can be pretty negative, and this is coming from someone who believes wholeheartedly in the power of positive thinking. I can’t seem to help it—it’s so… Read More
The Truth About Trust
A few weeks ago, I told my 10-year-old daughter that I would write her a story. I write for a living and I’m constantly reading about other authors who do… Read More
The Secret to Helping Your Kid Find Great Friends
BNothing has the potential to affect the course of your kid’s life quite the same way that their friendships do. Self-help guru Jim Rohn puts it this way: “You are… Read More
Fight For The Heart | High School (9th-12th) | School Life
What to Expect in Ninth Grade
When your high schooler was in middle school, there’s a good chance their biggest motivator was acceptance. They moved in a herd, made decisions as a group, and desperately wanted… Read More
Choosing to Trust in the Moment
One of the things I admire the most about kids is the way they live in the moment. They don’t have to be responsible for things like retirement plans .… Read More
Family Life | Fight For The Heart
Planting Seeds of Truth for Your Kids
I was always extremely skinny as a child. Adults would consistently made jokes about my size. They referred to me as a “string bean,” said I was “nothing but skin… Read More
Fight For The Heart | Middle School (6th-8th)
7 Undeniable Characteristics of Middle Schoolers Parents Should Know
If there is one common theme that surfaces every time I talk with parents of middle schoolers it’s this: it’s really confusing and really hard. Why? Because change is what… Read More
Three Ways to Connect with Your Kid at Any Phase
You show me a parent, and I’ll show you someone who is overwhelmed, stretched, and scrambling to get it all done. That’s one reason why Parent Cue exists to cue… Read More
Birth - 5 years | Create A Rhythm
How to Read Better Bedtime Stories
When my wife and I told people that we were going to have a baby, they often asked what I was most looking forward to about being a new parent.… Read More
The Work Of Teaching Kids to Value Everyone
“I will never be friends with Will*! He has a funny looking hand, and I will never play with him!” my 4-year-old passionately declared the moment she climbed in the… Read More