Oh, the tween years! It’s that phase where they're embarrassed to be seen with you but still really need you; its the challenging world of tweens. This transitional period, where children are not quite little kids but not yet teenagers, brings a unique set of joys and trials. From navigating newfound independence to handling social pressures and technological boundaries, our hosts offer insightful advice and personal anecdotes to help parents guide their tweens through these formative years.
Kicking off with a hilarious parenting fail that perfectly captures the creativity and wit of tweens, Dr. Roseanne and Dr. Jillian set the stage for a lively and informative discussion. They explore effective strategies for balancing independence and responsibility, managing expectations, and fostering open communication. Whether you're in the thick of tweendom or preparing for it, this episode provides valuable perspectives and practical tips to support your parenting journey. Tune in and join the conversation!
References:
Stixrud, W., & Johnson, N. (2019). The self-driven child: The science and sense of giving your kids more control over their lives. Penguin.
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