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Early Teen

If we can manage our own emotions, extend respect, offer appropriate freedom, and maintain intimacy and communication with our teen, they can truly blossom.

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Helping Your Child Adjust to Middle School

Parenting in the middle school years is more coaching and less direct advocacy. Here are top tips to make the transition to middle school easier for both of you.

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Want your child to talk to you? Become a brilliant listener!

Parents often ask what they can say to get their child talking. The secret isn't about what you say. It's about how you listen.

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15 Ways to Raise a Child with Great Values

Regardless of what you consciously teach them, your children will emerge from childhood with clear views on what their parents really value.

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Secrets to Raise a Creative Child

Here’s how to help your child gain the concentration, competence, perseverance, and optimism necessary to succeed in creative pursuits.

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255 Conversation Starters for Family Discussions

Parents often tell me they don’t know where to begin to have a “real” conversation with their child. These questions will get you started.

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Can Your Child Trust You?

Kids don't just come up to a parent and say things like "I'm considering cheating on the test" or "I'm bulimic." Parents have to earn that kind of trust.

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How to Turn Tough Conversations Into Learning Opportunities

Starting out on the offensive will only slam the doors of communication. If you can control your emotions and keep the situation safe, your child may be able to start...

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Secrets of Closer Communication

Want your kids to tell you what's going on in their lives? Start by making these six commitments.

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Foolproof Strategies for Getting Kids to Talk

Foolproof strategies to build trust and get your child to talk with you about what matters to them.