
Stumbling Through Social Norms
Parenting Today's Teens
11/18/22
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In today's episode, Mark Gregston answers the top parenting question of the week, which comes from a couple who is trying to encourage their 13-year-old son to take on more responsibilities — especially when it comes to brushing his teeth without being nagged! At this age, kids often need to bump into some natural social consequences before they realize being responsible is in their best interest. Listen in now for Mark's advice!
If YOU have a parenting question for Mark, we'd love to hear it! Send it in at markgregston.com
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