Reflect- Supporting Your Child's Mental Health Needs

Friday, July 31, 2026
Children experience big emotions, stress, anxiety, and difficult moments just like adults do—but they often communicate those feelings through their behavior. This week, we will explore the importance of understanding children’s mental health, recognizing signs that a child may be struggling, and looking beyond behavior to identify the need underneath. When families create safe spaces for communication, connection, and support, children learn that their emotions are manageable and that they never have to face hard moments alone. Understanding our children is the first step toward helping them grow, heal, and thrive.... Read More

Respond- Practicing Healthy Communication

Friday, July 24, 2026
This week, we are doing a deep dive into communication. Communication is the foundation for everything else in life. From preparing children to face the world to empowering them to speak up for themselves, this will empower you to tackle any conversation. ... Read More

Recognize- Identifying Child Grooming Behaviors

Friday, July 17, 2026
Grooming often begins long before abuse occurs, making it difficult for parents to recognize. Learn what grooming is, common warning signs, how to teach children and teens to recognize unhealthy behaviors, and practical steps you can take to protect your family through open, ongoing conversations.... Read More

Protect- Teaching Body Safety

Friday, July 10, 2026
Teaching body safety from an early age helps children recognize when something isn't right, respond appropriately, and tell a trusted adult. No matter where they are or who they are with, children need to know that their body belongs to them, they have the right to protect it, and they always have the right to speak up.... Read More

Respect- Sexting & Other Dangers

Thursday, July 02, 2026
As teens spend more time online, they face new challenges that previous generations never imagined. This week, parents will learn about sexting, sextortion, AI-generated deepfakes, unhealthy online relationships, trafficking risks, and the importance of teaching respect in the digital world. Discover practical, age-appropriate ways to start meaningful conversations, build trust, and empower your teen to make safe, respectful choices online.... Read More

Navigate- Social Media & Video Game Safety

Friday, June 26, 2026
We're taking a closer look at two of the places children spend the most time online: social media and video games. From communicating with strangers and cyberbullying to privacy concerns and dangerous online trends, knowing what to look for can help you make informed decisions for your family.... Read More

Explore- Internet Safety Basics for Families

Thursday, June 18, 2026
In today’s connected world, technology is woven into nearly every part of family life. While it may seem like a daunting task to protect our children online, it can be done through open communication and early interventions, teaching children how to use it safely and responsibly. When families focus on building strong habits early, children can grow into confident, informed digital citizens.... Read More

Practice- Three Safety Rules Every Kid Should Know

Friday, June 12, 2026
We want our children to feel prepared for any challenge that they may face. When it comes to safety, there are three simple rules that we can teach our children, and these can be used in a variety of situations. ... Read More

Connect- Helping Children Identify Trusted Adults

Friday, June 05, 2026
One of the most important steps in teaching children how to stay safe is helping them identify trusted adults. When children clearly understand who their trusted adults are, they are more likely to reach out to them when something feels unsafe or wrong, including situations like bullying, harassment, or abuse.... Read More