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6 Conversations to Have With Your Kid at the Start of the New School Year | Parent Cue Blog

Drive home the idea to your kid that change isn’t always a bad thing—we can miss what used to be, but be excited for what’s to come. Remind your kid that humans are capable of feeling different feelings all at once. Read More

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Back-to-School Supply List 2024

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Remember, each school year is a fresh start to discover who your kid is and how they’ll change over the next 52 weeks. Here’s some ideas for fun extras for every phase, parents included! Read More

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How to Successfully Ease Out of Summer and Back to School

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The hardest part of the summer ending is pretending you’re not happy about it as a parent. Hiding your joy from kids who get mad at even seeing the back to school products in Target is difficult. Does that mean you haven’t enjoyed the extra time with your... Read More

5 Things Worth Celebrating In Each Phase

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you have the opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of who your kids are turning out to be, the things they’re into (at least for now), and learn what truly matters to them. Read More

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10 Ways to Engage Your Elementary Schooler Over the Summer

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How do you keep your kids engaged and active—both mentally and physically—over the next few months? We have ideas! Read More

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5 Questions to Ask Your Kids Today

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Let’s take a look at five questions we can ask that might just break through the distracted exterior and help us to get to the heart of the matter: helping our kids to feel seen and loved exactly as they are. Read More

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Let Your Kids Be Bored

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“Boredom” can be defined as “the frustrating experience of wanting, but being unable, to engage in satisfying activity.” And while that sounds—and can feel—unpleasant, numerous studies have show that it is good for kids to be bored. Boredom in kids can produce many positive benefits: Read More