Elementary (K-5th)

How Do I Encourage Kids to Be Friends | Parent Cue Blog

We think they should know how to communicate their feelings and listen to others. We think empathy and respect should be innate. Read More

4 Questions to Ask When You Notice a Shift in Your Child’s Behavior

Philip Daniel De Jesus 0 Comments

Sometimes shifts in behavior are clear as day; other times they’re more subtle. We can rail against these changes. We can check out. We can pretend they aren’t happening and avoid them altogether. Or we can be brave and lean in. Read More

What to Do When You Notice You Kid Struggling Socially

What to Do When You Notice Your Kid Is Struggling Socially

Rebecca Brown 0 Comments

And while we’d love to take a magic wand and make all of their struggles disappear . . . we can’t. However, we can take action in helping our children grow by instilling practical truths into their social lives. Read More

Elementary (K-5th)

The Question Your Elementary Child is Asking

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Parenting is hard. Just when you think you understand your child, everything changes. And then you have to get re-acquainted and figure out a new way to parent. It might be helpful to know that every kid at every phase is asking a unique and fundamental question. How... Read More

Elementary (K-5th) | Imagine The End | School Life

How to Be Okay When Your “Baby” Goes to School

Sarah Anderson 0 Comments

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 the first time, his whole life flashed before my eyes. His baby fuzz and wrist rolls suddenly gave... Read More

Elementary (K-5th) | Family Life | Fight For The Heart | High School (9th-12th) | Middle School (6th-8th)

The Humility of Connection

Tim Walker 0 Comments

Connection takes humility. Connection takes work. And connection takes time, cultivated in many invisible acts. Read More

Elementary (K-5th)

The Question Your Fourth or Fifth Grader is Asking

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This has been adapted from the Phase Series Parenting is hard. Just when you think you understand your kid, everything changes. And then you have to get reacquainted with them and figure out a new way to parent. It might be helpful to know that every kid at... Read More

Elementary (K-5th)

The Questions Your K-3rd Grader is Asking

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(This is an excerpt from the Phase Guides) Parenting is hard. Just when you think you understand your child, everything changes. And then you have to get re-acquainted and figure out a new way to parent. It might be helpful to know that every kid at every phase... Read More

Elementary (K-5th) | Middle School (6th-8th) | Social Life

The Right Way to Have “The Talk”

Mike Clear 0 Comments

I remember getting “the talk” from my stepdad when I was 12 years old. I could tell by his efforts and timing that it was thrown together at the last minute. He fumbled and stumbled his way through the 30-minute awkward conversation and in the end, we were... Read More

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Elementary (K-5th)

How Do I Encourage Kids to Be Friends?

4 Questions to Ask When You Notice a Shift in Your Child’s Behavior

You’re Not as Cool as TikTok, but You Can Be Just as Influential on Your Child

What to Do When You Notice Your Kid Is Struggling Socially

The Question Your Elementary Child is Asking

How to Be Okay When Your “Baby” Goes to School

The Humility of Connection

The Question Your Fourth or Fifth Grader is Asking

The Questions Your K-3rd Grader is Asking

The Right Way to Have “The Talk”