Parenting for Family

Police Kids Books Series by Donna Miele

Resource Type:

Donna Miele is a law enforcement wife and author. She has written many titles for law enforcement life.  

View Resource

Wellness For Warriors

Resource Type:

Wellness for Warriors is free and confidential support for first responders. They offer peer and familial support. They also provide sleep support, yoga, meditation, mindfulness, nutrition, and fitness guidance. Law Enforcement Family recommended.

View Resource

Karla McLaren

Resource Type:

This website offers clear and useful information about emotions and empathy. Karla McLaren, M.Ed. is an award-winning author, social science researcher, workplace consultant, and empathy expert.

View Resource

Hearts and Heroes

Resource Type: ,

When a loved one is away Hearts + Heroes dolls are here to stay. Hearts + Heroes offers custom comfort dolls for children.

View Resource

Wherever You Are My Love Will Find You

Resource Type:

Survivor Recommended –  This book talks about feelings and emotions. It also celebrates the love between parents and children is forever, no matter how near or far they are The book is recommended. Ages: 1-5 yrs.

View Resource

How Full is Your Bucket? For Kids

Resource Type:

Survivor Recommended – This book talks about feelings and emotions. Walks you through a child’s day and teaches how when our bucket is full, we feel great. When it is empty, we feel awful. How when we fill someone else’s…

View Resource

Parenting while Policing

Resource Type:

When someone chooses to become a law enforcement officer, they commit to a lifestyle as much as they are to a career. Officers, their partners, and spouses are conscious of the sacrifices that come with walking the thin blue line,…

View Resource

The impact that anti-cop rhetoric has on police families: Here’s how to cope with it and talk to your kids

Resource Type:

Last week I wrote another blog called, “Being a Police Spouse Amid Rioting.” It was very popular and I considered quitting while I was ahead in order to not write another blog that will fall flat in comparison. But since…

View Resource

The Invisible String

Resource Type:

Survivor Recommended – This book address grief, loss, and separation anxiety. ” An invisible string made of love. Even though you can’t see it with your eyes, you can feel it deep in your heart”. This book is recommended for…

View Resource

The Kissing Hand

Resource Type:

Survivor Recommended –  This book addresses feelings and emotions. Mrs. Raccoon shares a family secret with Chester that reassures him of love anytime his world feels scary. This book is recommended for ages 2 – 5 years old.

View Resource