Adopted kids tend to struggle with unresolved issues until their mid-20s. And that calls for parenting with a long-term view!

This weekend on Parenting Today’s Teens, Mark Gregston offers adoptive parents a preview of what to expect and a solid strategy for preparing to love their kid through the rough patches.

Your role in the life of your child is irreplaceable.

Want to strengthen the relationship with your teen? Start by asking about their friends.

Why parenting needs a combination of both clear instruction and loving connections.

Your child’s friends may give you an insight into your child’s heart.

Not every sparkling moment is a golden opportunity to teach.

At some point, every teen begins to ask deeper questions about who they are. But adopted kids can also struggle with a deep sense of personal loss. Don’t be surprised when it surfaces!

This weekend on Parenting Today’s Teens, Mark Gregston talks about the very real struggles of adopted teens and how you can help yours work through them.

When teen turmoil is at its worst, it’s comforting to know there’s Someone who understands.

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