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Dear Moms of teenagers, Do you want to show your teen your love and support in a unique way? I have something fun that will
Dear Moms of teenagers, Do you want to show your teen your love and support in a unique way? I have something fun that will
Your teens’ friends are more important than you. Now, hear me out…this isn’t 100%, but it’s often a teen’s perspective that they care more about
I LOVE the opportunity to chat one on one with moms in the community, and Marco Polo mentoring has been one of my favorite ways
When I was a teenager, BYU was my dream. I grew up in Louisiana and Texas, and I wanted to gather with lots of other
Encourage your teenager to reflect on the past year as well as make a few goals (or just thinking about) the new year with these
Not sure what to give your teenager for Christmas? Experiences, and you can enjoy them, too!
How to help your teenager be more GRATEFUL, here are my thoughts Many parents feel frustration with teenagers because they feel like they give and
Do you have a teenager? Want more conversation at your Thanksgiving feast? Ask these questions! (PS Join my bestie club community email group at the
So many ideas for what to do in October are different than what to do in November, now that Halloween is over. Lets focus on
Some may ask, “Are teenagers too old to Trick or Treat on Halloween??” and the answers vary. In years past, some may have said yes,
Are you a controlling parenting of a teenager? Most don’t like to think of themselves as controlling, but it’s a blind spot many parents have.
Conversations to have with your teen after sports events. Make sure your teen knows you believe in them. Help your teenager navigate frustration with sports.
Many parents get frustrated with one word answers from teens, so I thought I’d put together a list of what to ask your teenager after
Family dinners are so important for connection and conversation time but tricky to plan. Tips gathered to help make dinner meal plan time simpler. I
A stack of 100 digital cards with 50 confidence-building scenarios to discuss with your teen. They’re conversation starters that actually work and can help you connect with your teen
Many teens prefer to remain under the radar, so I complied a short list of random acts of kindness that you can pull out at the dinner table to discuss.