The Parenting Teens Solutions Podcast. (Parenting Teens With Purpose)
This podcast helps parents strengthen family connections by providing tools and tips for effective communication with tweens and teens. It addresses common struggles like understanding teen changes, communication gaps, and lack of motivation. The host shares insights and encouragement to support parents through their teen's adolescence journey.
Episodes
Preparing Your Teenager for Summer Starts with Preparing Their Decisions
Schools may be closed for the summer, but your teenager’s decision-making doesn’t take a holiday.In this episode of Parenting Teen Solutions, Phinnah Chichi explores why preparing teenagers for the summer isn’t just about keeping them busy or setting rules—it’s about equipping them to make wise decisions when you’re not there.Discover how to move from simply monitoring your teenager’s behaviour to
The Secret to Helping your Child Outsmart Peer Pressure
“Hey parents! Quick question — if your child was pressured to do something risky… would they know how to say no?Today’s peer pressure is sneaky — it’s not just about ‘bad kids’ or obvious trouble anymore.It can look like a dare, a TikTok trend, or even a text message.But here’s the good news: your child can outsmart it — with the right tools and the right support from YOU.In today’s episode, I’m s
Parenting in the midst of life challenges
How to parent when life happens : My family’s recent loss showed me how without the intentionality built over the years in parenting, my children and I would have crumbled at this time. It’s been a very tough couple of months. No one is ever prepared for death in the family but it happens. This is why we need to start today in rebuilding the connections and relationships with our children and our
“If kids don’t think you care, they won’t care what you think”
In the month of July, we are going to break down this topic per week. I really want to dive into this topic because it helps to understand the foundation to many entrancements and conflicts between parents and their children.
THE POWER OF CO-REGULATION: HELPING TEENS DEVELOP SELF REGULATION SKILLS
In this Episode, we explore the concept of co-regulation and it’s vital role in helping our teens to develop effective self- regulation skills. I share some very practical strategies parents can use to support their teens emotionally and behaviourally. For more on parenting teens, preparing teens for adulthood , join us on Instagram, Facebook, (Parenting Teens Solutions) or follow me Phinnah Chich
Moms and their Teenage Son
A short encouragement to moms who have teenage sons
What perseverance looks like in parenting teenagers
Sometimes it can be quite confusing when it comes to parenting teenagers. Some days they may be in the mood to talk, some other days, they are not in a mood to talk. Sometimes you want to help but they reject your help. My encouragement to parents is not to give up. In this episode , I share some examples of what perseverance looks like and the benefits of perseverance in parenting.
5 Ways to Nurture the Parent-Teen Relationship in a way that strengthens their resilience
As teenagers navigate their every changing adolescent journey, our supportive and nurturing relationship with them serves as a crucial foundation for their emotional and psychological well-being. In this episode, we share 5 ways we can nurture that relationship in ways that strengthens their resilience and our connection with them. For more resources, visit our BIO on our Instagram page @parenting
Empowering Teenagers: Building Confidence and Avoiding Pitfalls
In this episode of "Parenting Teens with Purpose," we explore actionable strategies for parents to help build their teenager's confidence while navigating common pitfalls along the way. From fostering independence and providing constructive feedback to fostering a positive self-image, we delve into three key ways parents can empower their teens to navigate life's challenges with resilience and se
How to help your Teens become more RESPONSIBLE and make RESPONSIBLE CHOICES
How do we raise teenagers who are responsible and make responsible choices?
Embracing a sense of responsibility is key to the choices that teenagers make on a daily basis. When they build the skill of always checking in within themselves before making choices, it helps them in life.
Nurturing that sense of responsibility isn't something that is forced on them. It comes from the subtle ways th
Feeling Unheard Sometimes as a Parent? Here what to do
It can be frustrating when we don’t feel heard in our own homes. It can be hurtful when sometimes our children peer’s opinions are prioritised over ours. What we do when we feel unheard? How do we feel when we feel unheard? In this episode, I share 3 things we can do when we feel unheard and how to express our feelings in a constructive way to our children.
The 3 Pillars in Evolving & Purposeful Parenting
Parenting our children and teens in ways that brings out the best in them and in ourselves requires intentionality, mindfulness and a commitment . These are the pillars in purposeful parenting that I talk about in this episode. These pillars will help guide us as we take on the kind of parenting required for 2024 and beyond. The issues and challenges that many children face in today’s world are so
Why our teenagers are sometimes not listening when we give them that great advice and the solution that will change it all
Sometimes, we worry about our teenagers, which is okay, but one common mistake we sometimes tend to make is giving our teens advice from that worried point of view.
In this episode, I share a missing link between the worries and the giving advice. This missing link will change the outcome of what we share with them. They will listen more, and the chances of them reflecting on what we shared will
Unlocking Parenting Success: 4 Key Decisions for the New Year
DECISIONS
Every parenting relationship thrives or fails based on parents' decisions in their relationship with their children. Some parents assume that their job is done as long as they provide a roof for their children, feed them, and ensure they are educated.
This approach does nothing to nurture the relationship, and the parental influence is mostly lost by the teenage years.
What decisi
Teens Edition: How to best manage your emotions (emotional regulation)
In this episode, I share some tips and encouragement for teens. The ability to regulate emotions can be challenging especially in the teen years with all the brain development going on in that phase. Share with your teens to listen to this episode. It’s encouraging and non-judgemental as usual.
For many more tips on parenting teens, subscribe to this channel.
Phinnah Chichi
How can parents help prevent or support their teens through anxiety & depression?
Dear Parents,
Now more than ever, our teens need our support just in a different way.
Many teens are anxious and depressed due to varied reasons. How can we help prevent this or support them through it?
Data shows that low self esteem is a major feature in high number of cases with teens who suffer from anxiety and depression. There are reasons outside our control that could play a part as wel
How to have Peace of Mind in Parenting Teens
Welcome to another episode of our parenting podcast, where we delve into the changes, challenges and joys of raising teenagers.
In today's episode, we explore the topic of "How to Have Peace of Mind Parenting Teens." Peace of Mind in Parenting Teens? Is that for real or is Phinnah pulling our legs on this one?
Lol 😂 yes it’s for real.
Yes you and I know that parenting can often be a rollercoast
How to speak to your teens about your concerns over their phone use
In this episode, we delve into the topic of "How to talk to teens about the use of their phones". As a parent, you know that smartphones have become an integral part of your teen's life, but finding the right balance between connectivity and responsibility can be a daunting task.
Join us as I share some vital stages for initiating an open and constructive conversations with your teens about thei
How to gain back your voice of Influence as a parent
Our voices of influence as parents are sometimes being ignored for many reasons.
The world has gotten noisier with so many voices to contend with.
Also, our lives have become so much busier and it has an affect on our tolerance levels.
The more we yell, the more we drown out our voices of influence.
My encouragement is for us to pause and question ourselves before the yelling gets out.
“I
A truth behind some of these challenging behaviours from teens
Managing and solving some of the challenging behaviours from teens does not start with the actual behaviour. It’s deeper than the behaviour. The behaviour is just a manifestation to what is going in their minds.
How to help our children build up their SENSE OF SELF
As our children settle into school for their new school year, one of the aspects of their lives that will help them navigate life in school and beyond is state of their SENSE OF SELF.
How they see themselves, how healthy their self esteem is, how confident they are in themselves.
This plays a very vital role in the choices they make, the behaviours they display and the amount of influence they
How to have those difficult but necessary conversations with your teens
Parents often find it difficult to have certain conversations with their teens. Why is this the case? Sometimes it dies to the sensitivity of the topic or maybe the inexperience to talk about it. Many of the issues we come across today like the phone use and social media are way different from what we had growing up so we were not modelled on how to handle today’s problems. What are some prerequis
How to have less conflicts with your Teens and have more peace than constant arguments in your home.
Dear Parents,
Do you want to have less conflicts with your teens?
We all have moments when we need to address concerning matters with our teens or our young adults (actually it applies to all children irrespective of their ages) .
Many parents do share with me the fall outs that happen after they have corrected their teens.
These fallouts most of the time could be a reaction to not considering
Parenting is an opportunity. How can we make the best use of this opportunity?
Time flies when we are parenting. The child that used to be 10 years old is now 18. The child that used to be 7 years old is now 13. The list goes on.
The realisation of how time flies is an urgent wake up call to see that the opportunity we have cannot be taken for granted.
We have the opportunity to listen more.
We have the opportunity to learn, unlearn and relearn.
We have the opportunit
How can parents help resolve some of the Teen Challenging Behaviours?
In this episode, I share some thoughts towards some of the culprits behind some of challenging teen behaviours we may experience in our homes. I share how we as parents can help get to the hidden reasons for those behaviours and support our teens in making better decisions. For more positive parenting teens content, check us out on Instagram and follo
How to help your Teens curb their limiting beliefs (Video Version)
Limiting belief mostly stems from criticisms, past judgements and failures. Most challenging negative behaviours can be traced to some form of limiting belief. In this episode, I share my thoughts on how parents can help their teens by intentionally focusing on filling up the Positive Emotional Bank of their teens.
Teens with more to draw out of their positive emotional bank are likely more resi
How to help your Teens curb their limiting beliefs
Limiting belief mostly stems from criticisms, past judgements and failures. Most challenging negative behaviours can be traced to some form of limiting belief. In this episode, I share my thoughts on how parents can help their teens by intentionally focusing on filling up the Positive Emotional Bank of their teens.
Teens with more to draw out of their positive emotional bank are likely more resil
Understanding Your Teenagers is the gateway to guiding them through the challenges and changes.
The rise in the number of challenges that many teenagers are faced with in recent times is alarming. Most times, parents are torn with worries of how they can best help their teens. In this episode, I share how understanding them is the gateway to connecting with them and then helping them. Listen in to hear the way we can understand them. I share a strategy that I use in understanding my teen and
"You never listen to me" What every parent should know when their teen says this to them
Listening is a big part of our communication to our teens. When teenagers accuse their parents of not listening to them, its their truth and it comes with other thoughts and assumptions. In this episode, I dive into some other thoughts that lie beneath the accusation and how parents can address the matter in a healthy and effective way.
Our RESPONSE is everything when it comes to parenting teens.
Charles Swindon tells us that life is 10 % of what happend to us and 90% of our we respond to what happened. This quote is the foundation to our conversation on this episode. What we say and do when we react has no time to be filtered and processed of it consequences but when we add a PAUSE, we create pathways for more understanding and reflections. Postponing our corrections in the moment of no
5 GREAT THINGS ABOUT TEENAGERS WORTH REMEMBERING
It is more common to read about the problems families have with their teens than it is to read of the great things about teenagers . In this episode, I share 5 out of many great things about them. I'd love to you to listen to this with your teens nearby. Its a great reminder for them too. In a world that perceives them as negative, its time for us to help change the narrative. Do you agree
5 things every parent of teens should avoid doing in 2023
As we step into the new year, here are 5 things I would suggest for us to avoid in 2023. Avoiding these will help us connect with them better. Connecting with them better helps them mature and make wiser decisions.
Tips on how to best support your teen/young adult/adult child on their childhood healing journey
The childhood conversations are becoming very common. As young adults and adult children are discovering you they really are way fromntheir parent, they are asking questions abput their childhood and some are sharing their hurys which can make it a difficult conversation. These conversations need to be had and i want to encourage parents that those conversations are not personal attacks on them, i
What is the gateway to your teenager's heart and ears?
In this Episode, I share on what really matters to every teenager. The ability for parents to listen in a way that doesn't make teens feel judged or criticized is key to their hearts and ears. I share some practical ways we can actively listen and regain their attention.
Why the teenage years are different and how parents can parent differently in this stage.
Parenting through the teens years is said to be hard because of the changes and challenges that parents come across and teenagers go through. It is a big mistake for us to conclude that all the efforts we put in parenting them as children is enough to see them through their teenage years. Parenting teens requires pressing the reset button and evolving through this process as well. Parents who don'
Tips and Tricks to get Teenagers to open up to their Parents
I was recently asked this question on Instagram and so decided to share my thoughts here on our podcast as well. The tips and tricks are found in our daily interactions with them. Listen till the end to hear what we need to do more of on a daily basis. Let's connect on Instagram www.instagram/phinnahchichi and www.instagram.com/parentingteenssolutions
How to help build mental and emotional strength in our teenagers.
When I come across rising figures of mental and emotional health distress among children and teenagers, my heart literally sinks. Its heartbreaking. There are many external factors that play a part to these rising numbers, but i want to focus on a part thatvwevhave control over. Our words to them or at them especially in times of distress. Listen in and lets talk some more about this. Lets connect
How to get your teens to open up to you
Many parents are worried about their teens no longer opening up to them as they used. Some of the reasons teens may not open up may be due to
1. Fear of Judgement
2. Fear of Criticism
3. Fear of Dismissals
4. Embarrassment/Shame/Guilt
5. Low self-esteem
In this episode, I share more about how you can have them open up to you. It requires some reconnecting tools, which I give examples of and
How to support your tweens and teens during their mood swings
Mood swings are very common during the teen years. How can parents respond better snd be supportive during those mood swings? In this episode, I share 5 points to help us handle those mood swings. Actually I added a bonus point towards the end of the episode. Looking forward to hearing from you on what you thought about this episode '. Remember you can reach out on ask@parentingteenssolutions.com
3 Ways to help your Teens learn how to Self- Regulate
Behind most of those anger reactions we see in teenagers also lies their inabilities to self regulate their emotions. Many of them haven't learnt how, they haven't been modeled to in greater details and they haven't been supported in times of their anger outbursts.
When teenagers learn how to self regulate, they can be better friends to their friends, they can get along with others in social
What does being non-judgmental look like in parenting teens?
The fear of being judged is what puts a lot of teenagers off from sharing their concerns with their parents. As parents, we never set out to be judgmental but some of the ways we respond, can seem judgmental. In today's episode , i talk about what being nonjudgmental looks like in parenting teens?
How parents can help nurture their teens's mental health
Mental Health illnesses among teenagers are on the rise. How can we help as parents? What are some things we could do to help our teenagers build resilience and manage their mental health? Their mental health is just as important as their physical health. In this episode, I share 3 ways we can help nurture their mental health.
THE IMPORTANCE OF SELF-CONTROL IN PARENTING
Self Control is the most important control to have in parenting. In this episode, I share what self control looks like and why it is a very important skill for both ourselves as parents for our children/teens. I would encourage you to reflect on your self control. Do you need to work on it some more? Then please take the step to start working on your self control. As one of my favourite quote says
How to address the issue of telling lies with our teenagers.
Many parents share with me the frustrations they have over their teens's habit of telling lies. In this Episode, I share on how we can address this with our teens in a way that makes them get the point. It is not enough just to tell them that telling lies is wrong. I also share on how we can bring the concept of integrity into the conversation. Lets know your thoughts about this issue. I also sha
The Hope in our Parenting Journey starts with the transformations we are willing to embrace.
On this episode, I get the honor of speaking to our guest, Kimball Lewis. Kimball Lewis is an executive who has spent his career using research and technology to improve the lives of individuals and businesses. He began his career as a health, welfare, and child policy researcher for a leading public policy think-tank in Washington, DC. He then served as a technologist and executive in a series of
The Power of Listening
Listening to our Teens is so much easier said than done. They sometimes comes up with suggestions that we think doesn't make sense. As parents we have more experience in years and that can sometimes be an obstacle to listening. In this episode, I share a story about a particular issue with my 15 year old daughter where the power of listening made a huge difference. I hope my story helps you to kee
How to navigate through Parental Conflicts and model better conflict resolutions for your children
Parental conflicts are not new They are quiet common. We think differently. We were brought up differently and we handle things differently. It is important to know that why we cannot also avoid these conflicts, we can decide what role we plat in them and what we model to our children. In this episode, I share 5 points that will help parents navigate through parental conflicts more effectively. Yo
What is the THEME of your parenting story?
Every day we are writing our stories as parents. Every day what we say and how we say what we say is either building up our stories or tearing them down. I love that we get a chance to rewrite our stories. In this Episode, I also share an interesting example of Thomas Edison's mom. Let's rewrite our stories by embracing what needs to be learnt to be more evolved parents and unlearning unhelpful wa
How can parents initiate the changes they want to see in their parent-teen relationships?
We all want to see some changes in our homes right? Are we willing to be the igniters of those changes? Do we know that being the ones to ignorr the changes does not mean we caused the problems? Change is needed for a change to happen . In this episode, I share a personal story of how I initiated a change with my teen son and got the result that I desired. Listen to this Episode and let me know wh
Sibling Rivalry- How to nurture the sibling relationships
In this episode, I share a few tips on how to nuture our children's sibling relationships. I also share some mistakes we should avoid making as they can fuel the sibling rivalry. I also shared 2 questions from parents on sibling rivalry and shared my tips and suggestions to them. If you are on instagram, don't forget to follow our page @parentingteensolutions and also subscribe to your YouTube cha
How to avoid losing positive influence over your teens
In this episode, I share 3 things we can avoid doing to keep our positive influence intact with our teens. As parents, we come with a lot of experiences and knowledge to share with our teens and theses 3 things if not avoided, could get in the way of our teens listening to us and trusting our opinions on important matters.
Saying NO to your Teens without any reasons is not good enough
I get it, sometimes as parents we have said enough because our teens are not getting the point. We are tempted to say no more and keep our NO as simply that with no further explanations- As tempting as it can be, it can also cause unnecessary conflicts and misunderstandings in our parent-teen relationship. Our reasons will help avoid those wrong assumptions and keep the relationship healthy.
Why your TIMING and your TONE matters in helping nuture the parent-teen relationship.
Not every conversation we have with our teens require a Lecture, Lesson or a Life Time Story. Sometimes just a Listen is all that is required. In this Episode, I share how important how Timing and our Tones really matters in nuturing our parent- teen relationship.
5 TIPS ON SETTING BOUNDARIES AROUND BEHAVIOURS FOR OUR TEENS.
In thos episode, I share 5 tips that works when setting boundaries around behaviours in place for our teens. Boundaries are necessary and the way we express them to our teens is very vital to them getting its necessity. Join our Facebook group and Instagram page where we discuss this in more details. Do you need some coaching sessions for you and your teens? We have parent-teen combo coaching serv
An alternative way to view those communication challenges, parents occasionally have with teens.
Communication challenges are among the top 10 challenges that parents have with their teens. In this episode, I am intentionally disrupting the way we view those challenges and giving us a different perspective on it. A part 2 on this will come out after, I dig deeper to get it all out of my head 😉.
How to better manage the controls you have for your teens and avoid the excessive control label.
Having controls and boundaries in our homes is an essential tool but sometimes, without the right skills to implement them, parents may be accused of being excessive with their controls. In this episode, I share how we can manage the controls better and get them to make sense to our teenagers.
How to build Strong Children.
They say it's easier to build strong children than repair broken adults. The key question is how do we then build strong children? Let's share some tips on how we build strong children. 1, Give them a voice. 2. Be there for them emotionally. 3. Recognise their uniqueness. 4. Affirm them. 5. Don't shame them for their mistakes. I also answer a parent's question regarding this and share some chara
Solution Minded Parenting
In this Episode, I introduce the concept of Solution Minded Parenting. It is a concept that embraces a mixture of growth mindset and other parenting teens solutions concepts. It gives parents lots of positive perspectives to choose from in their parenting journey. In this Episode, I covered who a Solution minded Parent is, I shared some consequences of not being solution minded and finally shared
The Quality Vs Quantity of time parents spend with their teens
Many parents reach out to me with the worry that their teens no longer spend as much time with them like they used to. In this episode, I share practical tips for parents on the aspect of Quality time over the Quantity of time we now get to spend with them. Let us know what other topics you would love covered in our future episodes. Speak soon. Phinnah Chichi
BEING KIND TO YOURSELF IS A GREAT PARENTING SELF CARE TOOL
Most times when we hear about self care, we don't immediately think of being kind to ourselves. In this episode, I share 3 ways of being kind to ourselves. Being kind to ourselves teaches our teens how to be kind to themselves and that in itsekf helps build their self esteem. For more content and interest in our online courses, do get in touch with us through our social media pages or send us an e
Reasons why it is urgently necessary to stop the yelling parenting habit
The Yelling Habit has been on the increase since the pandemic and we are not sharing this as a blaming tool. It is more so that we see the effects of this unintentional habit that parents picked up along life's journey. In this Episode, I share 6 reasons why it is urgently necessary that we stop this habit. To know HOW to stop it, I will share the link to my online course called Shout Less to Conn
The LEGACY we have for our Children is seen more in the daily choices we make.
In this Episode, I talk about how we can help build the great memories with our teens to make up the LEGACY we leave for them. This is very important yet very easily missed out on. I have seen many parents of adults today who regret not paying attention to these small but vital daily choices that would have made a big difference to the relationship they now have with their adult children. I would
How to crack the code of listening to our Teenagers.😊
Many teens complain that their parents don't listen to them and parents are shocked because they think that they do listen. I call this the Parent- Teen Listening Gap and here is my proven way of closing that gap.
5 ways to help your Teens during this pandemic and My word of Encouragement to your Teens
In this Episode, I share 5 ways we can help our Teenagers in this lockdown season and in the next segment, I share a word if encouragement directly to your teens. (So you can have them listen to that part) It will help them look at this lockdown with a different perspective.
Reasons why some parents struggle to understand the changes in their teenagers
Many parents struggle with understanding their teens and are shocked by the behaviour change they see in them. What happened to their teens? Some ask where is my little son or daughter? I tell parents that thet are still here. They have evolved so we need to evolve in our parenting ways to meet with them. In the episode, I share 4 reasons why some of us struggle to understand them and how we can m
What will it take to Parent our Teenagers specifically for the year 2021?
The pandemic was a shock to all of us and many areas of our lives including I must add, our parenting took a hit. All of a sudden, we had to juggle our children's schooling and our workplace duties. Our teenagers couldn't believe the sudden changes they had to adapt to but we scaled through it all and here we are. As we step on 2021, I share here 7 great principles that will help grow our parentin
Tips to help build the self esteem in our teenagers in 2021 and beyond
A healthy self esteem in our teens is vital. It helps them with their choices. It also helps them with their self confidence and their ability to say NO to negative peer pressures. In this episode, I share tips on how we can help our teens build up their self esteem for 2021 and beyond. Please share this episode with others. It is so vital that many of us get these tips and apply them in the relat
Don't get lost in the role of parenting
Sometimes as parents, we do get caught up in the role of parenting that we forget ourselves in the process.
Don't get lost in the role of parenting, rather allow the role to compliment YOU.
Phinnah Chichi
Correcting our teenagers in a way that they get it. What makes our corrections work and not work?
Correcting our teenagers can sometimes be tricky because of the not so positive reactions we might get from it. Is correcting are teens wrong? No it isn't. It is vital and valid to correct them BUT how we make those corrections matters if we truly want transformation. I share the more about this here. I also share more information about our upcoming webinar 'How to Correct to Transform Teenagers '
How to teach your Teenagers to be more respectful
Many parents are shocked when suddenly the little boys and girls they once knew become teenagers and then can at times come across as disrepectful towards parents. In this episode, I share how to help teenagers be more respectful. There are certain scripts you can use that will help them understand you better. Listen in and let's know when you try them and the difference you have seen. Remember th
How to Help your Demotivated Teenager.
The pandemic and all the changes that the world is going through is having its effects on many teenagers. Some are becoming very demotivated with the school work and can't see the point of working as hard as they used to. In today's episode, I share 5 ways we can help our demotivated teenagers. Please share podcast with your family and friends who have teenagers. Many parents are asking and these
Do Difficult Teens Really Exist?🤔
On this episode, I share my view on this question. Are they being difficult or is the fact that parents don't understand them. Listen in to what I chose and I added 3 game changers to understanding your teens better. Remember to connect with us on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter and YouTube .
Parental Conflicts and our Teens. Five points to consider before or during a parental Conflict
Parental Conflicts has been on the rise since the pandemic and it is affecting our children's mental health in one way or the other. I shared on a recent a insta live video on 5 main points to consider that will help us manage parental Conflicts better.
How to React when your Teen refuses to do what you have asked them to do.
The shock many parents have at their teen's refusal to do something they've been asked to do is totally understandable because growing up many didn't dare to do that. In this Episode, I share what we should do when that refusal is done.
Avoid being dismissive when you disagree with your teens
In this episode, I share the effects our dismissive words can have on our teens. We can disagree on some of their suggestions but we don't need to be dismissive in our disagreements. Being dismissive ruins the validity of our disagreements.
What to say when your teen hardly answers your text messages/calls. How to get your teens to focused
I asked parents recently to send in questions about their parent-teen Dilemmas. In this Episode, I am sharing my responses to 2 out of the various questions I got. Trust it will help you too.
Instructions to our Teenagers Vs Dialogues with our Teenagers.
Many parents struggle with defensive reactions from their teens over instructions they give them. In this Episode, I share with a practical example, how your teenagers will respond better to your dialogues over your instructions. As teenagers get older, our conversations should be more dialogue based than instruction loaded.
The Importance of being clear (explaining) to our Teenagers.
Many of today's parents of teenagers didn't grow up with parents who saw the need to explain themselves to their children. Therefore this helpful habit of explaining ourselves is not very common and leads to many teens making the wrong assumptions about their parents and life in general. In this episode, I share some vital reasons why it is necessary to be clear to our teens. If you listening to t
Your Words! Your Reactions and Your Teenagers
As parents of teenagers, it is so important to know that our words and our reactions towards our teenagers play a massive role as they prepare for adulthood and makes an impact to the adult they become. Remember you can connect with us on Instagram and Facebook. We would love to hear from you. Parenting Teenagers is not an east ride but having a community of like minded positive parents wh
Understanding Your Tween and Teen Boys Better
This a replay from a Facebook live video that I recorded. With the valuable nuggets shared and all the positive feedbacks I have received from parents who watched it, I knew that I had to share with our podcast community as well. Remember you can connect with us on Instagram or Facebook or email us at ask@parentingteenssolutions.com. we would love to hear from you. Also offering a free 15 minutes
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