Teen Discipline
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How Punishing Teens Creates Discipline Problems
Some teenage rebellion is a reaction to the way parents are punishing teens. Teen discipline problems are best handled by focusing on real life lessons for teenagers. more...
The Belief Behind Teenage Behavior Problems
Adler's mistaken goal chart can help parents understand the motivation behind many teenage behavior problems and better address teen discipline issues. more...
Saying No – A Gift to Give Adolescent Children
When parents reframe the idea of setting limits as a gift to give their teenage child, they will recognize the value of saying "no". more...
Teach Responsibility Instead of Punishing Teens
Punishment for teens is out. Making restitution is in. Teenagers learn to be more responsible when teen discipline focuses on true accountability. more...
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When Teenage Drivers Express Road Rage
By:
Mary King
Teenagers are impressed by flashy cars, speed & drivers who appear to own the road. Parents prone to road rage set a dangerous example for impressionable young motorists. more...
Dealing With and Disciplining Teenagers
By:
Sandra Williams
Accepting normal teen developments will help keep the focus on more important issues and avoid teen discipline problems. more...
By: Leslie McCloud
Knowledge of the law is important because many parents don't understand how to involve themselves in their children's lives to find out about their friends. more...
Should Parents Negotiate With Children?
By: Sue Dillicar
Is negotiating and reasoning with children a good parenting strategy? more...
An Effective Strategy for Adolescent Discipline
By: Reece Manley
A simple time out is less effective as children age to teenagers. Making an active time out strategy can have a much more powerful effect in changing behavior. more...
Sexting Prevention, Education and Intervention
By: Reece Manley
Sexting is the act of sending nude or partially nude photos using cell phone cameras and messaging features. Prevention, education and intervention are parental duties. more...
Feeling Guilty after Punishing Your Teenager
By: Reece Manley
Good parenting involves appropriate punishment. When parents feel guilty afterwards, they should take the time to review their discipline responsibilities. more...
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