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Have you ever wondered why innocence is so often associated with childhood? I believe it is because it is only through the eyes of a child (or a child-like imagination)… Read More

College and Young Adult | Featured | High School (9th-12th) | School Life

My High Schooler Didn’t Get Into Their Dream School

Crystal Chiang 0 Comments

Being rejected by a school—especially the one they hoped to attend—means letting go of some big dream scenarios they’ve been imagining for the future. Read More

Family Life | Featured

How to Foster a Strong Sibling Relationship

Brandon Janous 0 Comments

Confession: My kids fight sometimes. Sometimes they argue with each other. Sometimes they lose their patience with each other. Sometimes they yell at each other. Sometimes they say really mean things to each other. Things that they probably don't even mean. I… Read More

Birth - 5 years | Family Life | Featured

What If I’m Not “Enjoying Every Moment”?

Joanna Easley 0 Comments

I remember the first time it hit me . . . the realization that “time” in the life of a child is fleeting. I was newly postpartum, holding my son while he slept; and, I couldn’t remove the thought that each day,… Read More

Family Activities | Family Life | Featured

10 Screen-Free Things to Do With Your Kids Over Spring Break

Leah Jennings 0 Comments

Remember when you were a kid and it was time for spring break? The week was so full of possibilities, and the excitement was incredibly hard to contain! But then you became a parent and that same break from school morphed into… Read More

Featured | High School (9th-12th) | Mental Health | Middle School (6th-8th)

I’m Worried My Child Is Self-Harming

Dr. Chinwé Williams 0 Comments

Plenty of things keep parents up at night. I can only think of a few that elicit more confusion to a parent and render them helpless than when they discover that their child is self-harming. Self-harm is confusing to many. Simply defined,… Read More

Let Your Kids See Your Faith

Tim Walker 0 Comments

As a kid, do you remember a moment when you realized that grown-ups were real people? Maybe it was standing around the grill with your dad and his friends, or listening to your mom as she played cards with her sisters. There… Read More

Featured | Mental Health | Social Life

The Warning Signs of Depression and Anxiety in Kids

Dr. Chinwé Williams 0 Comments

As adults, it can be easy to assume that kids, particularly younger ones, have nothing to fear, worry, or be sad about. After all, childhood is known for being the most innocent and carefree stage of development. However, kids have plenty to… Read More

Featured | Middle School (6th-8th)

6 Ways to Help Your Middle Schooler Develop Positive Body Image

Ashley Bohinc 0 Comments

The School Dance I remember the first time I became super aware of the way I looked. It was my first middle school dance, and, as an eighth grader, this was a pretty big deal. I had waited my entire middle school… Read More