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Last week the NY Times shared another “aha” moment for parents of teenagers
Last week the NY Times shared another “aha” moment for parents of teenagers
As I mentioned, I am a fan of Mark Oestreicher’s new book, Understanding Your Young Teen: Practical Wisdom for Parents.
I was so pleased to have the chance to read (well, at least thoroughly skim) Mark Oestreicher‘s new Understanding Your Young Teen: Practical Wisdom for Parents book.
Is social media ruining our kids?
Are we at a unique moment in history where change can again take place?
I’m not a big fan of gender stereotypes. While there is often a small kernel of accuracy underneath them, I think they can often do more harm than good.
If you’ve heard or read much about Sticky Faith, you know that we’re not big fans of the way churches have set up two tables in their ministry philosophy and programs: the adults’ table, and the kids’ table.
A few years ago, I heard about some research conducted by Stanford University’s (go Andrew Luck! Sorry, couldn’t resist) Carol Dweck on the effects of our affirmation on children and teenagers.
The rate at which teenage bodies are getting altered by elective surgery is astounding.
Research has been documenting a drop in the age of the onset of puberty, in particular for girls.