Parents need to be aware of dangerous social media challenges – such as the new Outlet Challenge – and should take steps to minimize the impact on their kids.
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The question “can we know the future?” has captivated the human imagination for centuries. Today, social media platforms exploit this fascination, drawing young people towards witchcraft and divination practices.
Is there really a path to online fame and easy money for our kids?
Teen girls can easily fall prey to these five lies. Battle them with truth and arm your daughter.
Are screens changing how kids communicate? Strong communication doesn’t appear overnight—it’s taught, practiced, and modeled. In a screen‑first, AI‑shaped world, kids need parents to coach eye contact, listening, and real conversation.
Understanding an unseen God is easier for children to grasp when we look at nature.
These six steps can help you to build self-confidence and a positive self-image in your children.
Help your kids learn to focus on real-world relationships in a selfie technology-driven culture.
Would you like more meaningful connection with your teens? Keep reading to learn more about how it’s important to spend face-to-face time with your teens, outside of screen time.
Manifesting your dreams is a dangerous trend sweeping through our schools and social media. Manifesting and setting intentions is witchcraft.
Should children watch AI videos? How can this affect kids? How can parents be aware? Plugged In can help. Each month, Plugged In publishes a blog with the latest technology and social media trends.
If you’re a parent of teenagers, you’ve probably noticed a growing interest in your teen’s desire to date. Where do you start? Dr. Danny Huerta recommends teaching your teen to be a contributor, not a consumer, and walking them through the purpose and some principles of dating.
Learning how to make disciples in a Post-Christian culture is the greatest task ahead of us.
We know in this life we, and our children will have hard times. One of the best gifts we can give our children is resilience.
Read the suggestions of parents like you who have found ways to help encourage their children’s developing prayer life.
Biblically based fatherhood is not about being a perfect dad. It is about being present, steady, loving, and intentional as you guide your children toward emotional health, strong relationships, and lasting faith.
As children interact with Critical Race Theory, parents have the opportunity to help their kids develop their Christian worldview.
When your teenage daughter tells you she’s pregnant, you may feel a roller coaster of emotions. While this news may come as a shock there are some biblical ways on how to deal with teenage pregnancy.
When your baby seems behind on developmental milestones, it can be hard to know whether to wait or ask for help. Early intervention for babies can help identify delays, support your child’s development, and give parents practical tools during the early years.
Using the brief overview of the five key elements of the blessing, you can create life-changing moments for your family.