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Teaching My Child About Gossip | Parent Cue Blog

We can help our kids understand the severity of seemingly innocent talk by explaining that gossip harms people. Read More

Featured | High School (9th-12th) | Middle School (6th-8th) | Special Topics

When and How to Talk to My Child about Pornography

Dr. Jim Burns 0 Comments

It may be accidental, or it may be on purpose, but the odds are that porn will at one time be a part of your child’s development. Read More

Help My Kids Caught Us Fighting | Parent Cue Blog

Character and Values | Family Life | Featured

Help! Our Kids Caught Us Fighting

Parent Cue 0 Comments

If your kids have seen you arguing, they need to see you smiling and communicating in a healthy way, as well. Read More

Character and Values | Featured | Imagine The End | Make It Personal

What I Want My Daughter to Know About Love

Kevin Jennings 0 Comments

I’m not challenging you to look for perfection in someone. I’m challenging you to look for the progress they’re making on their own within themselves. Read More

Featured | High School (9th-12th) | Middle School (6th-8th) | Social Life

Helping Your Child Through Their First Broken Heart

Crystal Chiang 0 Comments

The teenage years are full of big emotions, and that is especially true when it comes to dating relationships, no matter how brief. Read More

Help, My Kid Is Mad at Me | Parent Cue Blog

Family Life | Featured | Mental Health

Help, My Kid Is Really Mad at Me

Dr. Chinwé Williams 0 Comments

Anger can be an immediate response to something that feels threatening in the moment or it can build up over time. Read More

Family Life | Featured | Middle School (6th-8th) | School Life | Social Life

How to Apologize to Your Middle Schooler

Holly Crawshaw 0 Comments

In a culture that constantly tells them they don’t measure up, our apologies should communicate that they’re more than enough. Read More

Character and Values | Family Life | Featured | School Life

How to Help Your Kids Reach Their Full Potential Without Warping Their Identity

Leah Jennings 0 Comments

Here’s what we want our kids to ultimately understand: It’s not about what they can do, it’s about who they can be. Read More

What Parenting Looks Like for Multiracial Families | Parent Cue

Character and Values | Family Life | Featured | Special Topics

Yes, They’re Mine: What Parenting Looks Like for Multi-Racial Families

Paige Zezulka 0 Comments

Children see what is most important. They see past skin color. Beyond that, they will also see the commonalities that unite us. Read More

Character and Values | Featured | Fight For The Heart

The Conversation I Wish Every White Parent Had with Their Kids

Leah Jennings 0 Comments

We have the chance to make the race conversation about what it should be—a true love for others. Read More