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What Teens Wish Their Parents Knew

Parenting Today's Teens

04/06/23

13m

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Believe it or not, teens long for heart to heart conversations with their parents. Every kid has a message they desperately want to convey — they just don’t know how. In today’s episode, Mark Gregston and Wayne Shepherd review answers from teens who were asked, “What do you wish your parents knew?” They also discuss ways for parents to connect with their kids on a deeper level. Have you gotten your copy of Mark's book, "Daily Hope For Families," yet? You can pick up this special 365-day devotional at dailyhopeforfamilies.com

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