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“At dinner tonight, ask your kid to name one thing on their plate they're actually glad about.”
From When Camp Food Is Gross: A Quiet Way to Thank God. Press play on the way to school.
For the Glovebox
Paper on purpose. The car is the one place the phones stay down.
One question per ride, from “what made you laugh today?” to “what would you ask Jesus at a red light?” Drop your email and print them now.
A punch card for the visor. Your kid colors one circle per episode, and at 30 rides they’ve built a real habit (and earned a shout-out on the show).
Our First GameRoad Trip: screen time you can feel good about.A family driving game from the same carpool. No ads, no tracking, no in-app purchases. $1.99 once and it's yours.From Justin in the Drivers Seat
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Your kid was fine all winter. Then the first thunderstorm rolled in at bedtime, and now they are in your room every night. Here is what actually calms the fear, and the one small plan that works better than reassurance.
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