Tim Walker

My parents wanted me to know God better. They did things that a lot of parents do: they made me go to church, and they prayed with me before school in the morning. But ultimately, they understood that there were some tools I needed that were bigger than listening to someone pray or teach a lesson (although both of those are great).

https://theparentcue.org/7-tips-to-help-your-teenager-develop-faith-skills/

The way you acknowledge and respond to a teen showing signs of anxiety is critical in helping them to foster a sense of competence. What can parents do to help teens manage high anxiety periods? Here are five simple strategies to consider:

https://theparentcue.org/5-simple-strategies-to-help-teens-cope-with-anxiety/

These are the teenage years. It’s your teen’s job to push against you, and it’s your job to hold your ground and be consistent.
Ages 13-19 are likely the trickiest, most nuanced years of your child’s life, and parenting them can leave you feeling frustrated and afraid. And although it’s a time of high stakes, it’s also a time of great opportunity.

https://theparentcue.org/pcl-41-the-grown-ups-guide-to-parenting-teenage-humans/

Are we really going to talk about this? If you want your kids to grow up with sexual integrity, then the answer is—YES!

https://theparentcue.org/resources/sexual-integrity-conversation-guides/

 So as we all stumble to keep up with this ever-changing world, here are some ways to have real conversations at every age to shape a healthy perspective on what technology can, should, and shouldn’t do in our lives

https://theparentcue.org/resources/technology-conversation-guide/

 These phase-specific Faith Conversation Guides are here to help when the need arises, so you’ll be ready to talk to your child about faith.

https://theparentcue.org/resources/faith-conversation-guide/

Whether your child is dealing with a bully, showing signs of being one, or even if it’s not on anyone’s radar, it’s important to talk to your kids about bullying. But what do you say?

https://theparentcue.org/resources/bullying-conversation-guide/