Teens Benefit With Less Screen Time, More Time With Sports and Art

Posted by [reposted by] Jim Liebelt · November 12, 2020

Published in Families, Culture, Mental Health, Technology, Teen Behaviors

Walking away from TV, laptops and cellphones and spending more time in sports and other extracurricular activities boosts teens’ mental health, Canadian researchers say.

Life Simplified

By Allen Webster · October 7, 2020

Published in Families, Adolescence, Adult Children, College, Communication, Culture, Discipline, Education, Emerging Adults, Family Life, Guest Posts, Inspiration, Leadership, Parenting, Personal Growth, Spiritual Life, Stress, Values

Allen Webster is one of my favorite people. Allen is the FCA (Fellowship of Christian Athletes) East San Gabriel Area Director. Allen and his wonderful…

Culture Post: Teens Who Think Their Parents Are Loving Are Less Likely to be Cyberbullies

By [reposted by] Jim Liebelt · September 18, 2020

Published in Families, Bullying, Culture, Family Life, Parenting, Teen Behaviors

Adolescents who perceive their parents to be loving and supportive are less likely to engage in cyberbullying, according to a new study.

Culture Post: Half of Parents Squabble with Grandparents Over Parenting Choices

By Jim Liebelt · September 4, 2020

Published in Families, Adult Children, Culture, Family Life, Parenting

In a new survey, just under half of the parents polled say they’ve clashed with at least one of their child’s grandparents over differing opinions on parenting techniques.