Parenting Today's Teens

A humble and sincere apology is a big step toward restoring family peace.

How to share parenting responsibilities with an ex.

Husbands and wives need to deal with family struggles—together.

It’s natural for teens to be plugged into chaos wherever they go, but parents need to help rewire them into responsible and mature adults.

Rules won’t make a difference unless there are consistent consequences to back them up.

You can tell your adopted child she’s loved and chosen. But ultimately, adoption leaves many kids grieving a loss they don’t fully understand. This weekend on Parenting Today’s Teens, Mark Gregston offers sensitive advice for adoptive parents. When you see the world through their eyes, you’ll be able to comfort and help them heal.

If your child is getting off track, let the consequences of his actions bring him back on course.

Allowing a child to own the consequences of his behavior.

Sometimes, the best option for an older teen that’s struggling is to let him strike out on his own.

The need for personal boundaries in your family.