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

Posted by [reposted by] Jim Liebelt · September 3, 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.

Half of Parents Squabble with Grandparents Over Parenting Choices

Posted by [reposted by] Jim Liebelt · August 27, 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.

HomeWord Daily: Adam McLane: Helping Your Kids Navigate Life Online – Part 1

By Jim Burns · August 21, 2020

Published in Radio, Bullying, Communication, Culture

Kids spend the majority of their days connected to some form of social media – but how can parents be sure that they’re staying safe…

Three Reasons You Shouldn’t Call Your Teenager A Tech Addict

By Brad M. Griffin · July 29, 2020

Published in Families, Adolescence, College, Communication, Culture, Discipline, Education, Emerging Adults, Entertainment, Family Conflict, Family Life, Gaming, Guest Posts, Parenting, Social Media, Teen Behaviors

“This is another great blog from the Fuller Youth Institute on the tech world and kids. If you want more insight I recommend the book,…