A Teen Speed Dating Activity can be done with very little prep, with just a touch of organization. It’s a great way to get a bunch of teenagers in your area together and getting to know each other to encourage
Whether they’ve come to you for advice because they’re not sure what to do in a situation, or you see them struggling and want to offer your advice, resist the urge! Ask questions to “get curious“ to guide them to come up with the solution themselves.
A community roundup of ideas for feeling grateful in the storms of life
Dating tips for teens to help think about “do’s and don’ts” when it comes to dating, to notice dating red flags, and what are important qualities to look for.
Sibling Rivalry is a big cause for concern amongst parents, so this 7 page FREE workbook was created to encourage sibling revelry, and open communication as a family.
Activities for Teens are ideas for a group of teens with friends, or a family activity with teens. Fun at home when it’s a good time to stay home.
Teens and Social Media are always a hot topic! Here are some best practices on how to help teens navigate social media appropriately.
Consider This: Phone Etiquette is a family activity that presents scenarios and solutions to consider through discussion.
Do you know your love language? Do you know that of your spouse? Your kids? You can read through this love language for teens print and find out!
If you are concerned about Teens and Eating Disorders, we want to help. Listen to this podcast episode, read the transcript, or at the list print off the free resources shared below. I interviewed Laura from Remarkable Now about her 15 year eating disorder, and her insights are recorded here.
This week we are talking all about teenage rebellion, which is a harsh way of saying a teenager acting out, and I have so much to say!
Helping our teens know how to relieve stress is an important discussion in parenting. Tools such as a stress chart can help identify emotions.
Need date ideas for teens? Here is a list of 27 creative date ideas that will help get your teenager off of their device and out having fun with friends.
Looking for some conversation topics for your family dinners? Print these conversation cards and get the chatter started!
