Log in

Parenting Today's Teens - I Mustache Mark a Question: When to Hold Your Tongue
share icon

I Mustache Mark a Question: When to Hold Your Tongue

Parenting Today's Teens

04/14/23

25m

About

Comments

Featured In

Parents have spent their lives acquiring wisdom, and any good parent has the desire to share their valuable lessons with their kids — but is there such a thing as too much advice? In today’s episode, Mark Gregston answers questions from parents who aren’t sure where to draw the line with their input. Tune in now to hear his advice!

Have a question for Mark? Submit it here: https://markgregston.com/

Is Heartlight the right fit for your teen? Learn more today at heartlightministries.org

Previous Episode

The purpose of rules and consequences is to guide teens to where they want to go and to keep them from where they don’t want to end up. They do not serve to bring peace to our lives, but rather to build up a child’s character. In today’s episode, Mark Gregston and Wayne Shepherd discuss why parents must establish a relationship with their teen before successfully implementing authority, and how rules should be simple, relevant, attainable and beneficial.

For more practical counsel on building a meaningful connection with the teens in your life, check out Mark's 365-day devotional, "Daily Hope For Families." Order yours today at dailyhopeforfamilies.com

Next Episode

There's no doubt about it, most teens love to argue. But the good news is that there ARE ways to have these difficult discussions with your teens that result in a good outcome. In this episode, Mark Gregston and Wayne Shepherd share seven ways to argue effectively with your teen — not with the goal of winning but reaching a mutual understanding. This is a great topic for all parents of teens, so tune in!

For more on shifting your communication style, enroll in our FREE "Five Ways to Stay Engaged With Your Teen" e-course! Visit parentingtodaysteens.thinkific.com/courses/five-ways-to-stay-engaged

Promoted