Discover articles that actually help — on sleep, tantrums, teens, and everything in between.
As kids grow more independent and absorbed in their own interests, they seek less time with us. Here are five tips for connecting anyway.
Jackson Fujimori’s interest in baking sparked at age 8, when his second grade teacher urged him to enroll in a summer baking class.
The need for closeness with a parent doesn’t disappear in adolescence. You’re still their compass point — and that’s true for boys and girls.
“Privacy’s important for teens partly because they need to separate. There’s a lot of work for them to do, and they need some space to do it.”
Our children see the world in pictures, and none of the pictures are real.
Parents don’t always use these positive listening skills when their teens want to discuss a situation or ask for something.
Teens often act before they think and don’t stop to consider the consequences. This isn’t defiance or naughtiness - it’s development.
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