When we display pictures in our home it helps boost our kids self esteem and confidence. Today we we are talking about not just the importance of photos, but images of mom (or dad) with just one child.
Connecting with your teen may be the most important thing you can do in the parenting teens journey. CONNECTION is at the heart of preserving the relationship long term, and it is the center focus of all that I hope to share when it comes to parenting teens. At the heart of all I share is my desire for all of you parents connecting with your teen.
If you are concerned about Teens and Eating Disorders, we want to help. Listen to this podcast episode, read the transcript, or at the list print off the free resources shared below. I interviewed Laura from Remarkable Now about her 15 year eating disorder, and her insights are recorded here.
This week we are talking all about teenage rebellion, which is a harsh way of saying a teenager acting out, and I have so much to say!
Parenting based on where your teen falls on the Independence and Responsibility Continuum will help you parent in a more effective way.
Helping our teens know how to relieve stress is an important discussion in parenting. Tools such as a stress chart can help identify emotions.
Yes, raising teens can be gut wrenching, isolating, stressful, even overwhelming at times. But if we simply brace for impact during the teen years it will be very scary for all of us! We will miss out on gems if we are just watching for the problems. Self-fulfilling prophecy again!
Christmas Cards are my favorite. I love the summary of a year, it’s great for family record keeping. This is the letter I included on our family Christmas postcard this year: The biggest news this year is that Tyler graduated
Need date ideas for teens? Here is a list of 27 creative date ideas that will help get your teenager off of their device and out having fun with friends.
Have you heard about podcasts, but you aren’t quite sure how to access them? I’m here to share some screenshot tips on how to follow a podcast, because it’s not extremely intuitive. I started the Beyond Good Intentions parenting podcast,
