Just because they’re independent doesn’t mean they don’t need you. From middle school to college prep, here’s what you need to know to raise a teen.
He reads his rules into the camera: "Don't put your hands in your pockets. Don't put your hoodie on. Don't be outside without a shirt on. Check in with your people, even if you're down the street."
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Do your kids do chores around the house? If so, what are they?
2. Take off the pressure
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Fathers are no longer just considered "babysitters" but active, equal partners in their child's life.
When a situation makes you uncomfortable, you can leave, no matter how young or old you are.
4. Be truthful but don't over-explain.
Students who were usually on task and high-performing were nodding off and "forgetting" to do their homework.
Narrate what you see and do. Ask them questions. React to their verbalizations... There truly is no downside to it.
We've seen what resonates and what doesn't—and want to help parents navigate these conversations, whether your little one is starting preschool or heading into high school.
Teaching your kids about money early in life can help them to learn healthy financial habits that'll last a lifetime.
I may never know what comes next as a parent, but one thing I do: You will always be there to catch her.