Our kids don’t have space to play

Have you ever noticed how quickly a child can become “the problem”? Maybe one child is slow getting ready for school. Another leaves things everywhere. One argues. One forgets. One seems to push exactly the button that is already sore.

Kids do not need to be auditory learners in order to benefit from this learning style. In fact, most kids tend to absorb knowledge in a variety of different ways. Weaving auditory learning into our kids’ learning is an excellent way to help them grow and thrive.

Bullying can leave kids feeling isolated, anxious, and unsure of their worth. Counselor Julie Lowe offers parents practical, biblically-based guidance for recognizing bullying, responding with wisdom, and helping their child face the situation with courage, strength, and confidence.

Estrangement should be a last resort, but parents have a fundamental right to direct their children’s moral upbringing. At a Byron Donalds campaign stop in Kissimmee, Florida, last week, a grandmother took the microphone to ask the Republican gubernatorial candidate a question about “grandparent rights.” She told Donalds, “I have not seen my grandson since August 7th of this year

Pennsylvania’s Chester County School District had mandated that teachers hide students’ at-school ‘transitions’ and required staff to use students’ preferred names and pronouns.

No matter what form bullying or cyberbullying takes, it happens far too often. Knowing these signs, impacts, and how to address it with your kids can make all the difference in their safety and mental health.