Tag: teens

in What’s Happening at FDP

[:en]We’re excited to announce a new partnership that will help families affected by trauma.[:]

[:en]Bringing Common Sense to Media Use at Waring School[:]

Apr 22, 2015

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in Blogs, Community Blog

[:en]We partnered with Common Sense Education for an event at the Waring School, where we found out what parents and kids think about Internet use.[:]

[:en]Red Carpet Rewind: Conversations Inspired by the Oscars[:]

Mar 2, 2015

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in What’s Happening at FDP

[:en]Last week’s Academy Awards inspired us to create these special conversation starters about things that matter.[:]

[:en]Dedicated to Different[:]

Mar 2, 2015

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in Blogs, Conversation of the Week

[:en]Graham Moore’s viral speech can encourage families to dig deeper about what’s really weird or different.[:]

[:en]Talking with Your Teen at the Table[:]

Feb 14, 2014

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Kate Land

in Blogs, Family Blog

[:en]”Around my table…any topic is acceptable if brought up with good intention and true curiosity,” writes pediatrician and mom Kate Land[:]

[:en]8-13 Thoughts&Opinions-28[:]

Nov 12, 2013

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Amy

in Uncategorized

[:en]When is it especially important to say ‘thank you?’ Do you notice when people thank you, or forget to thank you?[:]

[:en]Are we Making too Much about Miley?[:]

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in Ages 14-100, Challenging Conversations, Conversation

[:en]Take a step back from the VMAs firestorm and consider the role of the media with your kids.[:]

[:en]Putting Integrity First[:]

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in Ages 14-100, Conversation, Pickles and Predicaments

[:en]A teenager sacrifices a win for the sake of integrity.[:]

[:en]To Tweet or Not to Tweet[:]

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in Ages 14-100, Challenging Conversations, Conversation

[:en]A sentimental testimony to a mother’s last days, or a drastic overshare?[:]

[:en]Talking about Independence[:]

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in Ages 2-7, Challenging Conversations, Conversation

[:en]Some conversation starters for kids of all ages related to independence.[:]

[:en]The Snowden Showdown[:]

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in Ages 14-100, Conversation, Pickles and Predicaments

[:en]The case of Edward Snowden is a great frame for conversations about ethics and secrecy.[:]

[:en]Crying Foul[:]

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