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Parents, Please Don’t Drink the Kool-Aid, Part 2

by janetedgette | Jun 6, 2020 | Parent-Teen communication, Parenting, Parenting teens, Teenagers

My last post expressed my concern about the way we talk about teenagers in our culture—you know, that kids are just “hard-wired” to be difficult once they reach adolescence, that puberty and all those hormones make them crazy, etc… I wondered whether we could afford...
Please Don’t Drink the Kool-Aid

Please Don’t Drink the Kool-Aid

by janetedgette | May 24, 2020 | Parenting teens, Teenagers, Uncategorized

With a wink of the eye and a shared smirk, parents across the United States trade in their collective anxiety about raising teenagers for the comfort of believing that they are not alone, that it could not be anything butexasperating. Kids are hard-wired to be...
TEACHING MOMENTS

TEACHING MOMENTS

by janetedgette | Jul 4, 2019 | Family life, Parent-Child communication, Parent-Teen communication, Parenting, Parenting teens, Parenting young children, Teenagers

A teenage girl stares at her mother who waits patiently and smiles kindly at the elderly man whose unfamiliarity with paying electronically is holding up the line at the register. “Why were you smiling at that guy?” the daughter asks on their way out, her impatience...
3 Reasons Why Your Teenager Rejects Your Excellent Advice

3 Reasons Why Your Teenager Rejects Your Excellent Advice

by janetedgette | May 17, 2018 | Coaching kids and teens, Home Page, Parent-Teen communication, Teenagers, Teens and school

Ever wonder why your teenager takes a pass on your advice? Especially when you know for a fact that it’s really good? Here are three reasons why teenagers might look elsewhere for solutions or support, or nowhere at all. It can explain those times when they...
“Making A Point” with your teen versus having a conversation

“Making A Point” with your teen versus having a conversation

by janetedgette | Oct 4, 2017 | Family life, Home Page, Parent-Teen communication, Parenting, Parenting teens, Teenagers

Olivia calls her dad a s**t-head every chance she gets, but what she really wants to say to him is this: “Every time you talk to me you’re trying to make some point and it gets old. Plus, you think you’re being funny but it hurts my feelings and that’s why I don’t...
My Teen Client Calls Her Dad a S@#t-Head Every Chance She Gets

My Teen Client Calls Her Dad a S@#t-Head Every Chance She Gets

by janetedgette | Sep 27, 2017 | Family life, Parent-Teen communication, Parenting, Parenting teens, Teenagers

  My teen client calls her dad a s@#t-head every chance she gets but what she really wants to say to him is this: “Every time you talk to me you’re trying to make some point and it gets old. Plus, you think you’re being funny but it hurts my feelings and that’s...
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