Culture Post: How Parents Glued To Their Phones Are Sabotaging Their Child’s Development

By [reposted by] Jim Liebelt · May 9, 2025

Published in Families, Culture, Family Life, Parenting, Technology

Parents who frequently use phones or tablets around young children may negatively impact their cognitive development, emotional well-being, and behavior.

The Changing Role for Parents of College Students

By Jim Burns · May 1, 2025

Published in Families, College, Family Life, Guest Posts, Parenting, Teen Behaviors, Violence

How you parent during the college years will go a long way to determining whether your child will enter their adult lives dragging their feet or sailing into it with the wind at their backs.

What Age Should Parents Teach Their Children Healthy Sexuality?

By Jim Burns · April 21, 2025

Published in Families, Adolescence, Communication, Culture, Education, Family Life, Guest Posts, Parenting, Personal Growth, Sexuality, Teen Behaviors, Values, Well-Being

What Age Should Parents Teach Their Children Healthy Sexuality? Anytime I speak to parents about teaching their children healthy sexuality, I ask them a question,…

Culture Post: Parents Spend 67 Hours a Year Negotiating With Their Kids

By [reposted by] Jim Liebelt · April 4, 2025

Published in Families, Culture, Family Life, Parenting

In homes across America, parents spend a staggering 67 hours annually “in negotiation” with their children, according to new research.