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4 Simple Ways to Connect with Your Teen
Don’t let the independence of your teen’s will destroy the relationship you’ve built. Use these four tips to stay connected as a family.
As the lives of our growing teens become more demanding and involved, they move further away from the family routine of their childhood. Being excited about Mom’s help in school, play dates and the general support that you and your spouse provide will begin to fade as they progress through their teen years and become more dependent on friends and others outside of the family circle.
You and your spouse may struggle with this time as it means trying to find new ways to connect. Some parents take the "let’s be buddies" route: ...Read More
You and your spouse may struggle with this time as it means trying to find new ways to connect. Some parents take the "let’s be buddies" route: ...Read More
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