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How Do I Get My Teen to Open Up to Me | Parent Cue Blog

I have to remind myself of the bigger goal, which is that I want my kids to know I care more about what they need to say than anything else in that moment. Read More

The Newly Single Parent Holiday Survival Guide | Parent Cue Blog

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The Newly-Single Parent Holiday Guide

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It may take a few years to create a new “normal,” and that’s okay. Kids are resilient. But you know what? So are you. Read More

20 Lessons I Learned in 2020 | Parent Cue Blog

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20 Things We Learned in 2020

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I will move into 2021 knowing that I’m better than I was this time last year. Because when I look back on 2020, I’m struck with deep gratitude. Read More

Celebrations | Family Life | Featured

4 Ways to Share Holiday Traditions as a Foster Family

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The unique blessing of being a foster family means you have the opportunity to create new traditions together by listening to your foster child and considering what would make the holidays special for them. Read More

How to Have an Honest Conversation About Your Holiday Budget | Parent Cue Blog

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Have an Honest Conversation about Your Holiday Budget (Here’s How)

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For a lot of families, the Covid-19 pandemic has changed our lives in ways we’ll never forget. And, for some of us, it’s taken a hard toll on our bank accounts. Read More

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

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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

How to Build a Bridge Back to Your Kid After an Argument

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disagreements happen—especially with a middle or high schooler. As they are forming opinions about what they believe their world should or shouldn’t look like, sometimes it collides head-on into your own wisdom and experience. Read More

Character and Values | Family Life | Featured

Left Out: How to Help Your Kid Through Heartbreak When They Weren’t Invited

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As difficult as it might be, your child will get through it with your help and guidance. And they will grow up as a stronger, more compassionate and empathetic adult for having gone through it. Read More

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How to Support a Parent Who Has Experienced Pregnancy Loss

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There’s a big chance you have someone in your circle who has suffered from pregnancy loss like I have. In honor of Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month, I want to share with you what’s supportive—and what’s not—to those who have lost their child: Read More

How New Dads Can Foster a Healthy Image of Beauty in Their Daughters | Parent Cue Blog

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How New Dads Can Foster a Healthy Image of Beauty for Their Daughters

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As a man, having a daughter forces you to slow down and deconstruct what you believe and what society says about a woman’s body and how it’s connected to her worth. And if I’m honest, I think this is where a lot of fathers drop the ball. Read More

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