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5 Things I Want My Kids to Know About Confidence | Parent Cue Blog

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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Did You Put On Your Oxygen Mask?

Jo Saxton 0 Comments

Some days, it was hard to feel creative and show up fully when my mind was so full, burdened, anxious, and stressed. Read More

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5 Tips on Co-Parenting After Divorce

Holly Crawshaw 0 Comments

If you’ve read any blog I’ve ever written about divorce, I always say the same thing at least once—no matter the circumstances surrounding your separation, getting divorced sucks. That being said, there are things you can put into practice that take away… Read More

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Tough Conversations That Benefit Your Whole Family

Brandon Janous 0 Comments

A little over a year ago, I lost my wife—the love of my life of nearly ten years—to a two-year battle with breast cancer. She didn’t go down without a fight. She didn’t go down without a story. She didn’t go down… Read More

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Parenting With a Chronic Illness

Paige Zezulka 0 Comments

I am a parent to three active, beautiful children. I am also chronically ill. Parenting when you have chronic illnesses is very challenging. However, as strange as it may sound, I truly believe I am the best mother I can be because… Read More

Raising Future Adults: How the Role Changes for Autism Parents | Parent Cue Blog

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Raising Future Adults: How the Role Changes for Parents of Autistics

Diane Dokko Kim 0 Comments

On a recent visit to my parents, I offered to help drain a pot of noodles for lunch. “No,” my dad said. “You’ll burn yourself,” and shooed me away. I was 4 going on 46. Always. Some parents navigate the awkward transition… Read More

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5 Things We’ve Learned from a Year of Pandemic Parenting

Stephanie Thomas 0 Comments

A year of pandemic parenting. A year. Just one? Are we sure about that? I gotta be honest. I know one year equals 365 days, but I think it feels more accurate to label our time this way: t h r e… Read More

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6 Truths for Any Special Needs Parent

Diane Dokko Kim 0 Comments

“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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What Your Enneagram Type Says About Your Parenting Style

Talie Shove 0 Comments

When we as moms and dads know ourselves, we can act on that knowledge. Being self-aware ultimately makes us better parents. And the Enneagram can help. The Enneagram is a personality typology that focuses on motivations. While most personality assessments group people… Read More

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

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When and How to Talk to My Child about Pornography

Dr. Jim Burns 0 Comments

Most likely in the history of the world, there has never been a non-awkward conversation about pornography between a parent and child. “I had a wonderful, easy, conversation with my parents about porn,” said no kid, ever. Yet in today’s world, it’s… Read More