Researchers Refute Common Sleep Myths About Adolescents Held By Parents and Caregivers

Posted by [reposted by] Jim Liebelt · October 3, 2022

Published in Families, Culture, Health Issues, Teen Behaviors

As a new school year starts for teenagers, sleep health researchers are shining a light on some of the most common myths held by parents and caregivers about their teens’ sleep.

How to Find Joy in the Midst of Chaos

By Parent Cue · September 14, 2022

Published in Families, Adolescence, Communication, Culture, Discipline, Education, Emerging Adults, Family Conflict, Family Life, Guest Posts, Leadership, Marriage, Mental Health, Parenting, Personal Growth, Stress, Values

More great thoughts from ParentCue.org. This time on how to find joy in the midst of chaos. Who doesn’t need to read this blog? You…

Parents Plan to Spend an Average of $1,104 on Back-to-School

Posted by [reposted by] Jim Liebelt · August 10, 2022

Published in Families, Culture, Education, Family Life, Teen Behaviors

According to a survey by RetailMeNot, parents plan to spend, on average, a total of $1,104 on back-to-school supplies for the new school year.

‘Digital Religion’ is Sparking a ‘Spiritual Revolution’ Among Millennials

Posted by [reposted by] Jim Liebelt · August 3, 2022

Published in Families, Culture, Emerging Adults, Spiritual Life, Technology

Digital religion is leading to a “spiritual revolution” among many young adults, according to a new study.