Parenting Today's Teens

Would you take a trip without consulting a map first?

What’s something girls can’t live without? (Hint: It’s not a cell phone, make-up or boots.)

Looking toward the other side of the pain.

Many teens believe that their value stems from their accomplishments—they must perform to be loved and meet standards to be worthy. So how can parents foster an environment of unconditional love for their family? This weekend on Parenting Today’s Teens, Mark Gregston suggests ways that moms and dads can separate performance from relationship.

Parents aren’t powerless to stop their family from heading toward a crisis.

Did you ever expect parenting to be this hard?

Let’s be honest: Sometimes, our teens just drive us crazy!

A weekly call to unplug from technology.

Take steps to help protect your teen from getting lost in a maze of danger online.

An “attitude of entitlement” has become a pervasive complaint about the next generation. So what can we as parents do to combat it? This weekend on Parenting Today’s Teens, Mark Gregston shares four ways that parents can counter feelings of entitlement by fostering a generous and grateful heart.