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Raising Teens
Four Ways Parents Can Help Perfectionist Teens Get Out of Their Own Way
Maggie was worried about her 14-year-old daughter Mira’s perfectionist tendencies. Every day, they battled it out. Mira erased her work so many times she left holes in her papers. She wouldn’t power down her computer until her work was triple-checked, which often was after midnight. As a result, she was chronically tired and irritable. Her […]
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Digital & Peer Influences
5 Fun Ways to Talk to Your Teen about Peer Pressure
He was doing so well. I was so proud of my teen. No back-talking, no arguing. I mean, I thought I was rocking this parenting-a-teen thing. And then tragedy struck. I got a phone call from a dad down the street. My son had “prank texted” (more like “prank sexted”) his daughter. And it was […]
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Raising Teens
Moral Courage: Helping Teens Find Inner Strength and Use Their HEART to Help Friends
Peer pressure to fit in: It’s been an issue for generations and will probably always be a concern. The question is, does “fitting in” mean you are sacrificing your values or possibly even jeopardizing your health and safety? We remember the days when our parents used to drill “Just Say No to Drugs” into our […]
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Trends & Reports
3 Causes of Low Self-Esteem in Teens (And What to Do About It)
Low self-esteem is common in teens, but it can be difficult to determine whether low self-esteem is a symptom of something more. Luckily, you can have a positive influence on your teen and help them build healthy self-esteem. Here are three of the main contributors to low self-esteem in teens, along with the things a […]
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Raising Teens
Six Tips for Raising Leaders
This blog post was originally posted on www.sarinanatkin.com. What do a parent educator and a business leader have in common? In my previous post, The Business of Parenting, I explored the connection between business leadership and parenting. Many parents are effective leaders in the work place only to leave those skills at the front door. […]
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Raising Teens
How to Develop and Maintain a Solid Relationship with Your Kids
You want your kids to be safe. As they grow older, they’re exposed to a growing multitude of dangers, some related to the internet, or to peer pressure, or as a result of feeling anxious, depressed or inadequate. You want them to be confident and self-assured and to be able to make right choices. What […]
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