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8 Do’s and Don’ts for Interacting With High Schoolers on Social Media | The Parent Cue Blog

Social media is the place where all the world’s a stage and you—a grown adult—find yourself playing understudy to the next generation. Hey, we get it. As soon as you get a grasp on Facebook or Instagram they announce another big change. And new social media platforms are... Read More

Character and Values | Featured | Self Care

2022 Mental Health Goals for Every Parent

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We can’t say for sure when the outside world will return to normal. So we thought it might be best to focus on the inner world of mental health. Today, let’s talk through a few goals we might carry into the new year to bolster us as parents... Read More

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21 Things We Learned in 2021

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The year 2021 brought with it the realization that very few of the things that made 2020 so tedious and dread-filled would actually change if I didn’t change, too. That the world will always shake, rattle, and roll, but if my character has its roots dug deeply enough... Read More

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What The Parent Cue Community is Thankful for This Year

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We know there is power in gratitude and remembering all the good things, big or small. To our Parent Cue Community, we want you to know we are grateful for you and your presence here. We value your contribution and we wouldn’t be the same without you. Read More

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The Parent Cue 2021 Gift Guide

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Our 2021 gift guide. Our favorite gifts for every important person in your life, family and friends included. Read More

Family Activities | Featured | Technology

Safety Tips for Sharing Your Kids’ Photos Online

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Parents need to be safe online too. By protecting ourselves, we also protect our families from the dangers of technology. Read More

Character and Values | Family Life | Featured

The Simplest Way to Connect With Your Kid

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You can’t go passive as a parent or your kid will become a stranger. (I would say the same is true with your marriage, but that’s a different discussion for a different day.) It’s not their job to approach you, it’s your job to approach them. Read More

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Sex Conversations Through the Phases

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Sex is such an important subject and we want to have the conversation in the right way, but most of us didn’t have this conversation modeled well by our own parents. As a result, we don’t feel equipped or comfortable leading the conversation about sex because, well, it’s... Read More

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Bridge the Gap Between Home and the Classroom

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No parent wants to be at odds with their kid’s teacher. And no teacher plans to have negative relationships with their student’s parents. If the common goal is the same—to provide the best educational experience possible for each student—then it shouldn’t be difficult to bridge the gap between... Read More

Family Life | Featured | Imagine The End

What Every Son Needs to Hear From His Father

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In a relatively small amount of time, boys are becoming men with little to no recognition during that stage or wisdom and advice on how to navigate through it properly. Read More

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