The new year entices us to do something different, something better than last year. If your child plays video games, and you want more constructive gaming that is meaningful, read further. The important video game question as you enter 2026 with your family is “to what end?” To what end am I allowing video gaming? … Continue reading
Engage regularly with your CTKid in ways that explore both the sticky, toxic side of video games and the introduction of offsetting virtues and faith stories. Candy canes aren’t just sugar, friends. Candy often includes chemicals. And candy canes are sticky when eaten. But a sticky candy cane is more than that to the CTK… Continue reading
It’s widely known that the video game space can be toxic. Competitive trash talking, offensive language, griefing (playing disruptively) and other anti-social behaviors can be found even in cozy (non-violent, relaxing) games. Your CTKid can run into aggressive players and stressful game environments anywhere. How do you want him to respond to the anger, vitriol,… Continue reading