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Parenting teens today feels completely different than it did even ten years ago — and honestly? A lot of us are figuring it out in real time.
In this episode of This Is Common – Life Beyond the Baby, we’re talking about the emotional reality of raising teenagers in a world of social media, smartphones, AI, vaping, anxiety, constant comparison, online pressure, and nonstop stimulation.
Because modern parenting isn’t just about keeping our kids physically safe anymore — it’s about protecting their mental health, emotional well-being, attention span, self-esteem, and nervous system too.
In this raw, honest, and practical episode, we discuss:
We also dive into the pressure parents feel to let kids have “what everyone else has,” the fear of saying no, and why so many moms feel exhausted trying to raise emotionally healthy kids in an online world we barely understand ourselves.
If you’re raising teens, preteens, or tweens and wondering:
This episode will leave you feeling validated, informed, and more confident in your parenting decisions.
Because your kids don’t need perfect parents.
They need connected ones.
Support the show
By Jaime HunterSend us Fan Mail
Parenting teens today feels completely different than it did even ten years ago — and honestly? A lot of us are figuring it out in real time.
In this episode of This Is Common – Life Beyond the Baby, we’re talking about the emotional reality of raising teenagers in a world of social media, smartphones, AI, vaping, anxiety, constant comparison, online pressure, and nonstop stimulation.
Because modern parenting isn’t just about keeping our kids physically safe anymore — it’s about protecting their mental health, emotional well-being, attention span, self-esteem, and nervous system too.
In this raw, honest, and practical episode, we discuss:
We also dive into the pressure parents feel to let kids have “what everyone else has,” the fear of saying no, and why so many moms feel exhausted trying to raise emotionally healthy kids in an online world we barely understand ourselves.
If you’re raising teens, preteens, or tweens and wondering:
This episode will leave you feeling validated, informed, and more confident in your parenting decisions.
Because your kids don’t need perfect parents.
They need connected ones.
Support the show