Character and Values | Imagine The End
PCL 24: Generosity
Jon Williams (father, actor, and writer), Kristen Ivy, and Reggie Joiner sit down and talk about how practicing generosity with your kids has the potential to help them live richer lives. Listen to Parent Cue Live The Parent Cue Live podcast is available on… Read More
PCL 23: [Repost] How Serving Changes Kids
Kara Powell, PhD, co-author of the Right Click: Parenting Your Teenager In A Digital Media World and executive director of Fuller Youth Institute, Kristen Ivy, and Reggie Joiner discuss how giving kids increasing opportunities to serve through childhood is one of the biggest… Read More
PCL 10: How Serving Changes Kids
Kara Powell, PhD, co-author of the Right Click: Parenting Your Teenager In A Digital Media World and executive director of Fuller Youth Institute, Kristen Ivy, and Reggie Joiner discuss how giving kids increasing opportunities to serve through childhood is one of the biggest… Read More
Character and Values | College and Young Adult | Family Life
How to Foster Emotional Intelligence in Kids & Teens
Raising a teen who has a hard time feeling empathy, who has a hard time understanding someone else’s emotional experience, or who is prone to extreme emotional outbursts can be tough on the entire family. The good news is that empathy and… Read More
Character and Values | Family Life | High School (9th-12th) | Middle School (6th-8th)
3 Ways to Raise Resilient Kids
A few months ago, I settled in to watch the Netflix drama series “Anne with an E,” based on the 1908 novel Anne of Green Gables. It was a nostalgic moment, bringing me back to a (much) earlier version of the same… Read More
Character and Values | Featured | Self Care
2022 Mental Health Goals for Every Parent
If 2020 felt like a free fall, 2021 brought us a rollercoaster of emotions. For parents, the past year took us on a thrill ride of both worry and relief: Kids are back in school! But with mask contention. Covid’s calming down!… Read More
Character and Values | Seasonal
4 Practical Ways to Model Gratitude to Your Kids
There are many words available in the dictionary to describe our kids. There’s . . . Cuddly. Hilarious. Sassy. Clever. Mischievous. Creative. Loyal. Opinionated. But grateful? Grateful isn’t a word that first comes to mind when we think about kids in general.… Read More
Character and Values | Family Life | Featured
The Simplest Way to Connect With Your Kid
I’ve got some bad news for you today. The older your kids get, the less they talk to you. I know that if you have a three-year-old right now who sits behind you in the car and does director’s commentary when you… Read More