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How to Help My Kid Find Their Confidence at Every Phase | Parent Cue Blog

Developmentally, kids are wired to subconsciously wrestle with a specific tension. And how we resolve (or don’t resolve) that tension has the power to build or erode a kid’s confidence. Read More

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5 Things I Want My Kids to Know About Confidence

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Thanks to social media, kids today are growing up in a world where it’s easy to compare their real life with someone else’s highlight reel. Read More

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When it Comes to Kids and Commitment: Show, Don’t Tell

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Ahhh . . . the best laid plans of mice and men and stars-in-their-eyes children. That’s how the saying goes, right? I’ve got one kid who swears he’s gonna fight bad guys while we sleep and another who plans to rocket to… Read More

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How to Explain Confidence to a Child

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“What do you think confidence means?” I asked my kindergartner. He raised his eyebrows and tilted his head. “Like being brave, maybe?” “When do you feel confident?” Shrug. I hear you, kid. Confidence is easy to see, hard to define. The Merriam-Webster… Read More

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The Dreams I Had for My Kid Aren’t Coming True

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If you’ve been a parent for longer than fifteen minutes, you know that when it comes to predicting the future for your kid, your expectations matter about as much as the answer you get from shaking a Magic 8-Ball. Take my oldest,… Read More

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6 Truths for Any Special Needs Parent

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“What’s your advice for a new special-needs parent?” As a mother to an adult child with multiple disabilities, I get asked this often. It’s usually from a parent or caregiver struggling with a fresh diagnosis, or a compassionate friend (aka “first responder”)… Read More

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7 Meaningful Activities to Help Your Kids Find Purpose

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By: Mallory Darcy From the first moment you looked into their eyes, you dreamt big dreams for your baby. Maybe they would be a doctor, an astronaut, or an author. Maybe they’d design their own clothing line, star in the next box… Read More

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How to Build Empathy in My Elementary Schooler

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Sit through one dinner with your in-laws and a kid who declares, while displaying the evidence, “This is gross!” and you’ll find yourself desperate to teach a little empathy. Of course, this is about so much more than table manners. While our… Read More

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What I Want My Daughter to Know About Love

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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