Raising Spiritual Kids

I hope in hallways and
parking lots you can take
A moment to breathe
To loosen your shoulders
And know it is okay
To not know everything.

– Morgan Harper Nichols

Are you struggling to talk about BLM with your kids? Do you feel helpless when your child throws a tantrum? Have you wondered how to interact with imaginary friends? You want to raise spiritual kids; kids who have inner purpose and an outward calling to do justice. But you’re not sure where to start.

We’ll equip you with data-driven content for braving tough conversations and exploring your child’s imaginative world. Together, we’ll learn to ignite our children’s spiritual passions and encourage ethical actions.

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    “Isaac’s mom taught us how to play dreidel today,” my daughter reported after I picked her up from a playdate.

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    Kids & AI Relationships

    A friend shared that her preschooler likes to ask Alexa questions. The way Alexa’s speaker lights up in response to her voice is part of the appeal.

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  • Managing Big Holiday Emotions

    During her school holiday show, my kindergartener and two of her classmates burst into tears as they stepped on stage.

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    The Problem of Evil & Kids

    Elphaba (aka the Wicked Witch of the West) is reviled in the original The Wizard of Oz and celebrated in the musical Wicked and its movie spinoffs.

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  • Encouraging Lifelong Curiosity

    “Why do bears hibernate?” asked my son. “How do they know it’s time to go to sleep?” he continued.

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    Using Social Stories with Kids

    My eldest played on a school soccer team in fourth grade. She and her team members loved the sport but weren’t particularly competitive.

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