This Is Why Teen Girls Are Mean to Their Moms


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Hi Reader,

The relationship with your teen daughter can be complicated, but instead of asking yourself why she is being difficult, ask yourself, "What does she need from me right now?" Flipping the script and seeing things from her point of view can help.

Happy 4th of July from our family to yours. Stay safe!

Whitney

P.S. This article is getting a lot of discussion on our Facebook page this week. Looks like we all struggle with the same things.. Open Letter to Parents Who Feel Their Teens Slipping Away

P.P.S. Are you watching the World Cup? What a fun thing to do with your teen!

What to read this week:

Why Teen Girls Are Mean to Their Moms

Words Can Crush a Teen Girl for a Lifetime

How to Stop Trying to Control Your Teen and Pushing Them Away

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