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70 Questions to Ask Your Teenager to Strike Up a Conversation

Talking with teenagers can be hard for many parents.  As teens go through the tough adolescent years, they often become more quiet and don’t share as much about their lives.  However, asking the right questions can help parents and teens talk better and feel closer. Having good conversations with your teenager is really important to

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A Parent’s Guide to Instagram: Comprehensive Answers to Your Questions

As a parent, you may often feel out of touch and confused by social media platforms like Instagram.  With over a billion monthly active users, Instagram dominates the social scene for teenagers and young adults.  As your teen or other teenagers spend hours scrolling, posting, and interacting on the app, you may be left wondering—is

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7 Things Kenyan Parents Should Stop Doing for Their Teenagers

As teenagers in Kenya grow up and seek more independence, parents often struggle with how much to do for them.  It’s understandable to want to protect and provide for your growing children.  However, doing too much for teenagers can inhibit their development into capable, responsible adults. For example, giving your teenager pocket money into their

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Why is My Teen Always Angry? Modern Strategies for Parents

It’s not easy when your once sweet, happy child seems to have been replaced by an angry, gloomy teenager.  Hormones, stress, and big life changes during the adolescent years can make irritation, moodiness, and even rage common occurrences in teens.  While some conflict between parents and teens is normal, chronic anger that disrupts your family

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Talking with Teens: A Parent’s Guide to Using Open-Ended Questions

Having meaningful conversations with teenagers is a challenge for many parents.  Teens tend to give short, closed-off responses like “fine,” “okay,” or “I don’t know” when asked about their day or feelings.  However, with open-ended questions, parents can engage with teens on a deeper level.  Open-ended questions encourage teenagers to provide detailed responses, share their

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