Setting Up Balanced House Rules
Parenting Today's Teens
07/15/22
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Creating a home environment with balanced, reasonable rewards and consequences can be crucial for your teen's growth into an independent adult — but it's not an easy process. In this episode, Mark Gregston answers more great questions from parents just like you who want to see their teens succeed. He shares tips on how to avoid arguments, set up house rules for your teen's boyfriend or girlfriend, and more! Listen in now!
In the midst of your own parenting dilemma? Ask Mark about it! Submit questions here: bit.ly/3NzKC9K
For more help setting up boundaries and ensuring your home is an emotionally safe place for your child, check out Mark's e-book, "When Your Teen is Struggling," at bit.ly/3nuDAbo
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