How to help your grandchild without being the “meddling grandparent.”
What do you do if you’re a grandparent and you don’t necessarily agree with the way your adult child is raising your grandchild?
What do you do if you’re a grandparent and you don’t necessarily agree with the way your adult child is raising your grandchild?
f you’re struggling to motivate your teen to be more considerate of others, rest assured. Your kid won’t be 14 forever. In the meantime however, you may have to impose some boundaries and implement some reasonable consequences to manage the situation.
How do you motivate a depressed child? Setting boundaries to get your kid to do stuff sounds great in theory. But what if your kid is depressed or suffering from significant anxiety?
Has your kid boycotted Zoom classes? This week we unmask the challenges of distance learning.
Are you and your kids experiencing extreme burnout from distance learning? What can you do to support them as school resumes again after winter break?
How do you get your 2E (twice exceptional) son or daughter, who is an adult, get motivated to start thinking about a career, or get out there and do more? How do you handle the backlash you might get from them once you give them the nudge? What are the great benefits to them from getting a job. These are all questions we look at in this segment of Tips On Teens.
Should distance learning change the academic expectations you have for your kid? How do you keep them motivated during quarantine?
How do you get your teen to stay active while in quarantine? And how do you do it without them thinking of exercise as a punishment? This week’s #TipsOnTeens question is from family looking for non-disciplinarian ways to encourage their son to get active:
For many college students, COVID-19 meant leaving school and moving back home for the last semester. And while learning on campus has stopped, exams and coursework haven’t. The switch from …
https://youtu.be/NbVFAL4yP6I Night Terrors are different than Nightmares. This week’s #TipsOnTeens question is from a parent looking for a better way to handle their kid’s frequent night terrors: “My daughter has …
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