Teens

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I think it's imperative to build a strong communication foundation with your teen.
I think kids need to have age-appropriate awareness of serious issues. Problems like rape, human trafficking, and pornography can affect his or her life and should be discussed.
One day I'll be thankful for the hard times, like being overloaded with laundry.

Thankful for Hard Times

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I will not hear the arguing. I will not hear the “you had it last, you put it away” fights I now realize that I am thankful for that.
We're both feeling our way through this and navigating the changes. Sometimes I have to remind myself that while it can be a struggle for me, it's also tough for her. Growing pains don't stop once you're full grown. 
You'll find tips, laughs, and a tug or two at your heartstrings in this episode.
teenager sitting on stairwell

I-N-D-E-P-E-N-D-E-N-T

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Enjoy the sweet memories of snuggling on the couch and bedtime kisses but appreciate the independent, free-thinker you are raising.
Meal times at home, bedtime routines, conversations in the car. Any time you can give your middle schooler some space to talk, connect, and just relax -- do it.

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