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The Value of Admitting Our Struggles

Parenting Today's Teens

02/23/23

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The danger of creating and selling a perfect narrative to the world is that it becomes nearly impossible to communicate your problems to anyone. This dark path leads to hopelessness and isolation. In today’s episode, Mark Gregston and Wayne Shepherd discuss the imperfections of both parent and child, and the importance of transparency, humility and community. Listen now!

For more info on how to adapt your parenting to be effective in today's culture, check out Mark's book "Tough Guys and Drama Queens." Order your copy today at bit.ly/3MGVhPi

Previous Episode

When teens feel judged by their parents, they'll quickly put up walls in the relationship and not receive any of the insight or instruction you're trying to share. So, how do you keep the relationship intact when your child is doing something you might disagree with? In this episode, Mark Gregston shares stories about judgment from his own life and why it's so important to take a non-critical stance when engaging with teens.

To learn more about how to shift your parental strategy, check out Mark's book, "Raising Teens in a Contrary Culture." Order your copy at resources.parentingtodaysteens.org/product/16/raising-teens-in-a-contrary-culture

Next Episode

How should parents approach their teens’ inevitable interest in the opposite sex, and ultimately romantic relationships? With the proper guidance and support, they can mature in the midst of developing this new and intimidating social intelligence. In today’s episode, Mark Gregston gives his advice on age appropriate dating boundaries with the end goal of teens being able to understand what they’re looking for in their future spouse. Don’t miss out on this helpful insight!

For more on how to develop a close relationship with your child while maintaining boundaries, check out Mark's article, "Balanced Parenting," at parentingtodaysteens.org/blog/hope-generation

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