“If parents want conversations with their teens to have the most benefit, it’s important to remember to use... read more
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“If parents want conversations with their teens to have the most benefit, it’s important to remember to use... read more |
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"On the journey of peaceful parenting, how we communicate and what we communicate with our children is important. |
"Human beings are wired to resist being told what to do or bossed around outside of the context of attachment. This is actually a very good thing. |
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"That parent who puts their child in front of one of those fraudulent “learning DVDs” isn’t being lazy — they’re worried they won’t get it right for their kid.
This issue of a “skills gap” isn’t unusual" |
"The emotionally healthy child is learning how to make choices that are good for him or her and good for others, which I call smart choices. |
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"According to Damour, the most powerful force for good in a teenager’s life is a “caring, working relationship with at least one loving adult.” Within that context, adults can offer teenagers empathy, grounded perspective and a vote of confidence as |
"A new study from Washington University in St. Louis suggests that adults who have a hard time finding their sense of purpose in life possibly had more conflict with their mothers in their early elementary school years.
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