Fathers and Brothers, Sisters and MU/TH/UR: A Review of Predator: Badlands

Predator: Badlands is mythic and weirdly intimate: a cosmic family drama wearing the skin of a sci-fi monster movie.

Cuties Isn’t the Problem: Our Cultural Addiction to the Sexualization of Minors 

Cuties is the product of perverse people who are perverse consumers who drive a capitalistic structure to give us what we want.

School Reopening Dilemma Is an Education in Itself

The issue of reopening schools has raised a question we’ve been putting off for far too long: what is the purpose of public education?

Kim’s Convenience and Finding Solace in Imperfect Parenting

No matter the culture, parents will always be parents, and the fears that cling to us that we might be doing irreversible damage to our children—whom we love more than life itself—reflect back to us in the best stories about families with children.

The Children’s Crusade: Y’know, for Kids!

Nicholas led his followers through the Alps, because when you’re leading a bunch of 12-year-olds, you obviously go full Hannibal.

Project Runway Junior and Childlike Wonder

Project Runway Junior demonstrates a sense of play and wonder.

The Kingdom Is Like a T-Ball Game

T-ball, in many ways, is the portal into proverbial joy or into a life of overbearing demand.

The Next Page: ‘The Importance of Being Little’, or Let the Little Children Come

Trusting children and young adults to be creative and thoughtful, and getting out of the way so they can actualize their visions, is a messy and uncomfortable process.

The CAPC Digest #36: The Hunger Games and Choosing to See Our Present Dystopia

Drew and Tyler chat with D.L. Mayfield about the final Hunger Games film, Mocking Jay Part 2.

‘The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 2’ and Choosing to See Our Present Dystopia

Don’t forget what ‘The Hunger Games’ is really about.

Parenting Persons, Not Projects

When my worth as a person is determined by whether or not my son is on a forward trajectory toward achievement, I strip my son of the right to fail and still be valuable.

What’s The Best Way To Talk To Little Girls?

How we talk to children matters.

Can We Learn From Kids and Their Toys?

“Galimberti’s photos are a helpful reminder that I need to be thoughtful about the toys and other possessions that I give my children because I want them to be thoughtful about their material goods.”

Do Kids Need Their Own Noah’s Ark To Learn About God?

“But do children require such extreme measures in order to jazz their imaginations and inspire awe in their Creator?”

Can ‘Unconventional’ Music Really Turn Your Kid Into A Delinquent?

“If a kid is prone to delinquent behavior, is that a result of listening to goth or hip-hop, or is it caused by broader socio-economic issues?”

American Girl Dolls: Created In Whose Image?

“So as I peruse Szwarc’s portraits, I wonder in whose image these dolls are made.”