Teens are biologically wired to be reactive. Teach them the power of the 10-second pause before responding to a snarky text or a perceived slight.
Effective teaching during the teen years requires a shift from direct control to supportive guidance: Active Interest : Building a relationship by showing interest in what the teen values Adequate Provision : Simple support like supplying good food
The teenage years are a critical period of development, during which young people form their identities, explore their interests, and develop essential life skills. As a mother, you play a vital role in shaping your teenager's values, attitudes, and behaviors. By taking an active and involved approach to teaching your teen, you can help them: