Parenting Today's Teens

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Mom and Dad.....tell me, what was the last thing that caused a fight between you and your teen?

Hi, I'm Mark Gregston with Parenting Today's Teens. Moms and Dads who have teens living at home know that the season of life comes when conflict seems to be the new normal. Conflict is not always a bad thing, but when you take a step back and think objectively about the issues you clash on, can you really say it's worth the emotional energy?

Many parents feel the teen years are the time to squash any sign of rebellion on this behavior. I'm all in favor of taking action when a teen disobeys, but I also watch well-meaning parents who take every event, no matter how small, as an opportunity to lecture. And these lectures may turn into a fight! Is it really worth it? Limit your arguments to things that really matter.



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I know a man who has trouble admitting his fault. When something goes wrong, he gets red in the face arguing his innocence.

Parents with an angry son need to gently and firmly address his victim attitude. If mom and dad don't step in, this young man will only grow more irate. Take a stand, mom and dad. By dealing with his attitude now, you're building character in your son.

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