By Sarah Norwood Do you truly understand “resiliency”? Maybe you know someone who is resilient. Maybe you’ve been complimented for your resilience. To be resilient means that someone has the ability to get back up after failure or disappointment. When hard things...
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Masturbation and Kids–Moving Beyond the Shame!
By: Anonymous I started masturbating when I was in 8th grade. I’m not sure about the exact moment, time, or location, but I do remember what started it. I watched a movie and in it the girl masturbated. I’d heard about masturbation from guys around me, but I’d...
Teach Your Kids to R.U.N. from Pornography!
The R.U.N. Plan makes it easy to teach your kids and help them remember what to do when they are exposed to pornography. Learn more about starting these crucial conversations? Check out our books, 30 Days of Sex Talks, How to Talk to Your Kids About...
My Body is Mine: Teaching Kids Appropriate Touch
By: Courtney Cagle Ever wonder how to discuss what type of touching is appropriate with your kids? It’s a sensitive topic and one that should be discussed at an early age. You don’t have to start with anything extreme. Start where you feel comfortable....
Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner Now
By: Marina Spears and Ariane Robinson This is part 2 in a series. I’ve known Peter since he was 12 years old. He attended the same school as my children and was a regular in my home. In fact at one point, he had crushes on two of my daughters. So at the end of...
Starting Conversations with Your Kids about LGBTQ Identities
By: Ariane Robinson and Marina Spears This is part 1 in a series. Last week, I was driving around town running errands with my nine year old daughter. As usual she was happily singing along to the radio. As we turned down a street that was not on our typical route,...
Child ID Theft: Could Your Family Be At Risk?
What is child information and how is it vulnerable? By Brent Scott and Dina Alexander, MS Imagine the following situation: Your child is getting ready to go and spend some time with friends at the mall. Before they leave you give them a hug and on their back...
5 Ways Our Families Can Slow Down
If we can be an example by being deliberate and intentional in our “real lives” and online behaviors, our kids can see it and follow suit.
Petra’s Power to See
By Dina Alexander, MS As my kids’ ages have entered double digits, certain messages in media have been brutal on them. Every time they pick up a phone or open a laptop they are confronted with images of men, women, and teens who are filtered and staged–often in...
What Teens are Saying About Online Porn
We took our cameras to teens on the street to ask them about their porn habits. Their responses may suprise or shock you! Learn more about starting these crucial conversations. Check out our books, 30 Days of Sex Talks, How to Talk to Your Kids About Pornography ,...
Teaching Our Kids: Your Online Actions Always Matter
By Dina Alexander, MS I’ve spent much of my time warning parents about the dangers our kids are facing online. At times I have felt fear, frustration, and even hopelessness as I have watched our culture become more disconnected, lonely, and increasingly...









