3 Mistakes To Avoid When Parenting Teens
Parents, š We have all made mistakes as parents and we will continue to make mistakes (because we are human and thatās what humans do š¤·šæāāļø). Though weāve made mistakes and will probably make moreā¦
š Here are 3 Mistakes to avoid when parenting teens:
1ļøā£ Take Things Personally – Itās important to not take what your teenager says or how they behave toward you personally. Remember during this time they are hormonal due to puberty. This doesnāt justify any inappropriate behavior or disrespect. The best course of action is to let the situation cool down and have a conversation about what happened and how it made you feel.
2ļøā£ Having Unrealistic Expectations – As parents we expect our teens to be carefree and full of life because that is what being a teenager is āsupposedā to be all about šHowever, this is an unrealistic expectation of teens. It is a realistic expectation to expect teenagers to be moody and a bit distant.
3ļøā£ Talking Too Much – Parents it cannot be said enough that listening to your teen is very powerful. When your child is a teen, it is important to listen and not try and jump in with solutions and lectures. š
Parenting teenagers can be very difficult but we hope these tips help. Do you have any mistakes parents of teens should avoid? Leave a tip or a comment below. š
Good news parents for you and your child
Good news parents for you and your child, we are bringing our Keys 2 Life program back in the spring with a Workforce Development focus. So not only are they going to learn the technical skills of songwriting and music production your child will: Learn…
Read MoreParents Did You Know?
Parents! Did You Know? While sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) affect individuals of all ages, STDs take a particularly heavy toll on young people. CDC estimates that youth ages 15-24 account for almost half of the 26 million new sexually transmitted infections that occurred in the…
Read MoreTips To Raise Traumah Resilient Children
Every Wednesday in the month of March Dr. Shantale Johns gives parents tips to raise Traumah resilient children.
Read MoreVote For The Yunion
If you are a member of Targetās Member’s Circle please take a moment and vote for our nonprofit, The Yunion! Target is awarding grants based on the percentage of votes a nonprofit receives! If youāre not a member, it only takes a couple of minutes…
Read MoreGood News Parents For You And Your Child
Good news parents for you and your child, we are bringing our Keys 2 Life program back in the spring with a Workforce Development focus. So not only are they going to learn the technical skills of songwriting and music production your child will: Learn…
Read MoreYour Children Need Your Presence More Than Your Presents
“Your children need your presence more than your presents” – Jesse Jackson The most important gift any child could receive is the continual presence of his or her parents in their life. As a parent, giving your time, energy, and love to your child is…
Read MoreDistant Learning
Parents I know you’re tired of āDistant Learningā, I know your child is tired of distant learningā¦ …when in reality they arenāt tired of distant learning they are tired of learning information they are not interested in! Let me explainā¦ Last summer we hosted our…
Read MoreTips on Raising Trauma Resilient Children.
Every Wednesday in the month of March join us as Dr. Johns gives tips on raising trauma resilient children.
Read MoreBest To Stay Out Of The āFriend Zone.ā
Your child will have many friends in his/her lifetime but they will only have one mother or father. So, itās best to stay out of the āfriend zone.ā This way when you have to give your child instruction or discipline them, they will not be…
Read MoreThe Yunion Has Coming Virtual Events
Join us this week and every week for Wellness Wednesday were in the month of March where share tips on raising a trauma resilient child with Dr. Shantalea Johns. Also, join us every Friday morning where our program coordinator Ronald Lee Jr. creates a space…
Read MoreThe Yunion Check-In
Good morning parents, If you haven’t had the pleasure of joining our Program Coordinator Ronald Lee Jr. (Mr. Ron) on Friday mornings for the past 2 months you’re missing out. We’ve created a space for parents, caregivers, mentors, and anyone working with youth to come…
Read MoreThe world of Youth Development
Every Friday our Program Coordinator Ronald Lee Jr. (Mr. Ron) creates a space where parents, caregivers, and youth workers can come and share what’s going on in their journeys and provides some insight into the world of youth development.
Read MoreTo be in your Children’s Memories Tomorrow you Have to be in their Lives Today
“To be in your children’s memories tomorrow you have to be in their lives today.” – Barbara Johnson Shout out to all the parents that are present and active in their children’s lives. We know life comes at us fast and there may be times…
Read MoreTips How To Raise Trauma Resilient To Your Children
Every Wednesday in the Month of March we’ll be giving parents tips to raise Trauma Resilient Children
Read MoreBlog Categories
SEARCH THIS BLOG: