Parenting Today's Teens

Would your teen say you’re a parent—or a parole officer?

What to do when the forecast in your home calls for severe storms.

Does every Sunday turn into a battle between you and your teen about going to church? Perhaps you’re wrestling with forcing them to go—or just letting them have their way.

This weekend on Parenting Today’s Teens, Mark Gregston offers sound advice for weary parents to engage differently and find a resolution that works for everyone.

Resolving family conflict begins with working on ourselves.

Every struggling teen needs two parents who are on the same team.

How will you respond when your teen is caught drinking?

Practical tips on staying connected to your drama queen.

Teenage girls specialize in talking, so parents need to be experts at listening.

Teens are often restless, anxious, frustrated and depressed. Does your home environment soothe these feelings—or exacerbate them?

This weekend on Parenting Today’s Teens, Mark Gregston suggests four ways to counter the negativity in your teen’s life by providing a balancing alternative at home.

Why kids need you to be a parent more than they need you to be a friend.