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When & How to Talk to My Child About Pornography | Parent Cue Blog

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

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

How to Build Empathy in My Elementary Schooler

Stephanie Thomas 0 Comments

As a child moves through elementary school, they also move through a transition of sorts in how they relate to themself and others. Read More

Help My Kids Caught Us Fighting | Parent Cue Blog

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Help! Our Kids Caught Us Fighting

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Most parents have been there. You’re in the heat of the moment, an argument broke out with your spouse, both of your voices raise, and you look over to see your little one standing in the corner of the room. She heard… Read More

5 Ways to Use Technology with Your Teenager

Holly Crawshaw 0 Comments

I’m not going to give you a bunch of statistics about how much we’re on our phones, tablets, and computers, because we already know it’s a lot—probably (definitely) too much. But here’s the deal—those numbers aren’t really changing. People (kids, teens, and… 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

Have you ever noticed how children as young as three or four-years-old are enamored with the idea of friendship and being known? I’ve certainly observed this to be true. My daughter, who is five, is captivated by the relationship between my wife… Read More

10 Books That Celebrate Diversity | Parent Cue Blog

Birth - 5 years | Character and Values | Elementary (K-5th) | Featured | Other Resources

10 Children’s Books That Celebrate Diversity

Leah Jennings 0 Comments

When I was growing up in the late 80s and early 90s, there weren’t a lot of books with kids who looked like me in them. To help, I remember my mom coloring the characters brown with my Crayola crayons in an… 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

Breakups are painful at any age, but there is something about the first breakup in the teenage years that is just extra-excruciating—and it isn’t just painful for the teenager! As an adult, sitting with a teenager who is feeling the sting of… 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

With more family time than ever before, the likelihood of family conflict is high. And lovingly responding to your child who is mad at you—is hard. Being on the receiving end of your child’s seething anger can be exhausting. Conflict between parents… Read More

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

How to Apologize to Your Middle Schooler

Holly Crawshaw 0 Comments

When my daughter was in elementary school, she was perfect. Like, literally. She was respectful, obedient, hard-working, and kind. Enter middle school. I woke up to a different human being living in my house. All of a sudden she didn’t like anything… 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

I think it’s safe to say most of us can remember a time or two million when our parents or another caring adult said or did something when we were younger that had a negative impact on our self-esteem. Lord knows I… Read More