While there are a lot of highs to parenting, there are plenty of challenges, particularly when it comes to teens. While we were all teenagers once, we often canâ t understand what our own teens are going through. But there are certain habits you can pick up that can make the teen years easier for both you and your child.
While there are a lot of highs to parenting, there are plenty of challenges, particularly when it comes to teens. While we were all teenagers once, we often canâ t understand what our own teens are going through. But there are certain habits you can pick up that can make the teen years easier for both you and your child.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Judy Ford is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with heart and soul, who has been studying love and relationships for over three decades. Her work has been featured in Oprah Magazine, Family Circle, Women's World, Cosmopolitan, Glamour, Woman's Day, and more. With compassion and candor, she inspires us to persevere through life’s challenges and to share our gifts with others. For more, visit www.judyford.com
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Contents The Art of Relating Serenity Expect the Unexpected Laugh About Inconsistencies Choose Power Struggles Wisely Take Time to Unwind Give Them Reasons to Be Proud of You Remember Your Own Feelings as a Teenager See Beyond the Obvious Be Still and Smile Willingly Make Up Respond with an Open Heart Accept Changes Graciously Add a Splash of Pizzazz to Your Own Life Accentuate What Is Truly Meaningful By Your Own Example, Teach Them to Pray Treasure Being Together as a Family Do the Best You Can Ask for Input About the Toughies Encourage Role Models Become a Mentor Expand Your Vision for Our Children Spirit Try the Playful Approach Have Exciting Conversations Consider Their Point of View Share Your Perspective Provide Adventures Include Lots of Friends Make Room for the Blues Show Wholehearted Interest Without Taking Over Find New Ways to Be Together Celebrate the Milestones Carry on Family Traditions Bring on the Blaring Music Allow for Lots of Privacy Carefully Avoid Embarrassing Them Build a Bond of Camaraderie Encourage Activities to Let Off Steam Guide Them Toward Their Passion Honor Their Wild, Strong, and Free Nature Let Them Burn the Midnight Oil Share the Car Find Healthy Ways to Be High Take Every Opportunity to Hang Out Security Believe in Them Totally Admire Who They Are, as They Are Behave Respectfully Let Them Learn by Experience Have Faith in Their Ability to Find Solutions Plant the Seeds of Suggestions Stand Back and Watch Them Grow Admit When You’re Angry Refine the Knack of Arguing Be Sensitive to Their Struggles Acknowledge Their Choices Handle the Unmentionables Include Them in Your Life Truthfully Share Your Life Stories Negotiate, Negotiate Let Them Know You Care Establish Guidelines That Inspire Alert Them Gently to Consequences Face Problems Squarely Be Genuine with Praise Teach Them to Be Good to Themselves Give a Choice in Their Day-to-day Lives Allow Them to Practice Taking Charge Trust and Trust Again Remember That Teenagers Are Fragile, Too Stand Back and Gain Perspective Bravely Let Go Resource Guide
Contents The Art of Relating Serenity Expect the Unexpected Laugh About Inconsistencies Choose Power Struggles Wisely Take Time to Unwind Give Them Reasons to Be Proud of You Remember Your Own Feelings as a Teenager See Beyond the Obvious Be Still and Smile Willingly Make Up Respond with an Open Heart Accept Changes Graciously Add a Splash of Pizzazz to Your Own Life Accentuate What Is Truly Meaningful By Your Own Example, Teach Them to Pray Treasure Being Together as a Family Do the Best You Can Ask for Input About the Toughies Encourage Role Models Become a Mentor Expand Your Vision for Our Children Spirit Try the Playful Approach Have Exciting Conversations Consider Their Point of View Share Your Perspective Provide Adventures Include Lots of Friends Make Room for the Blues Show Wholehearted Interest Without Taking Over Find New Ways to Be Together Celebrate the Milestones Carry on Family Traditions Bring on the Blaring Music Allow for Lots of Privacy Carefully Avoid Embarrassing Them Build a Bond of Camaraderie Encourage Activities to Let Off Steam Guide Them Toward Their Passion Honor Their Wild, Strong, and Free Nature Let Them Burn the Midnight Oil Share the Car Find Healthy Ways to Be High Take Every Opportunity to Hang Out Security Believe in Them Totally Admire Who They Are, as They Are Behave Respectfully Let Them Learn by Experience Have Faith in Their Ability to Find Solutions Plant the Seeds of Suggestions Stand Back and Watch Them Grow Admit When You’re Angry Refine the Knack of Arguing Be Sensitive to Their Struggles Acknowledge Their Choices Handle the Unmentionables Include Them in Your Life Truthfully Share Your Life Stories Negotiate, Negotiate Let Them Know You Care Establish Guidelines That Inspire Alert Them Gently to Consequences Face Problems Squarely Be Genuine with Praise Teach Them to Be Good to Themselves Give a Choice in Their Day-to-day Lives Allow Them to Practice Taking Charge Trust and Trust Again Remember That Teenagers Are Fragile, Too Stand Back and Gain Perspective Bravely Let Go Resource Guide
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