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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What’s the craziest thing YOUR teen has seen?
Pornography is very different today: it is incredibly violent, often disturbingly misogynistic, and, with its massive online presence, far too accessible. ALL of our children will see porn, so it is critical that we talk to them before they are exposed. Curious to...
Hide and Go Freak
An adventure in parenting! Do you monitor everything your kids do online? Are you aware of all they could be exposed to? Do you do all you can to protect them online? Learn more about starting these crucial conversations. Check out our books, 30 Days of Sex Talks, ...
Mimic
Our children often mimic what they see. What is your child being exposed to? How will it affect her? How will it affect the way she sees herself? Learn more about starting these crucial conversations. Check out our books, 30 Days of Sex Talks, How to Talk to Your...
Learning to Love Adventure
Discovering new things through adventure creates wonder and helps our kids expand their horizons. It’s important for your child to be able to stretch himself intellectually, spiritually, socially, or emotionally, but sometimes physical adventure takes more courage....
Of All the Things You’d Teach Your Son
You will teach our children many important lessons during his lifetime. Of all of those, what is the most important? Learn more about starting these crucial conversations. Check out our books, 30 Days of Sex Talks, How to Talk to Your Kids About Pornography ,...
Self-Confidence
Being confident in your abilities helps you share your gifts and talents to improve the world around you and stay on your chosen course. As you help your child to develop self-confidence, you help them develop emotional reservoirs they can draw on—you’re helping them...
Creativity
A creative mind is a strong mind. A creative mind is able to look at a problem and see a solution that no one else has thought of yet. A creative mind is willing to take risks and is even willing to fail, knowing that risk and failure alike teach their own lessons. A...
Critical Thinking
Critical thinking always starts with a question. As we teach our children to ask questions and assess answers, we’re teaching them to protect themselves against false information and predatory scam artists. But beyond this, we’re also teaching them to engage more...
Learning to Laugh
Being able to laugh at ourselves and the situations that we get into is a great stress reliever and coping skill. We all face challenges and demands that are difficult and we all make mistakes. It is wise not to allow those problems to derail us, but to see humor in...
Change
Change is a normal, constant part of living life. Things change, places change, people change. Teaching a child to appreciate change in their life gives them a useful tool that strengthens their ability to live a healthy, balanced life. We may not always understand...

