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Giving your children a way out of tricky social situations is important. Letting them know they can rely on you without fear of retribution is imperative.
Engage with your teen by giving them airtime and genuine curiosity to share their perspectives, allowing them to feel heard and seen, which will make them respect you more and see you as an ally in their maturing process.
Learn how to support your tweens and teens during their hormonal and neurological changes by responding with calm and compassion, instead of reacting, and guiding them towards effective communication and relationships.
Discover the three key things you need to do to help your children develop resilience and become strong, confident adults in this insightful video.