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You replay the conversation you wish you'd handled differently. You notice another mom who seems more patient, more connected, or more confident. And when your teenager makes a choice you desperately wish they wouldn't, a little voice wonders, What did I do wrong?
Being hard on yourself can feel productive—like it's what keeps you learning, growing, and becomi...
Do you feel like you're constantly reminding, nagging, or correcting your teenager—and somehow it always turns into a battle of wills?
If you're exhausted by constant reminders, arguments, and resistance from your teenager, this episode offers a refreshing shift in perspective. Instead of relying on demands that often lead to frustration for both parent and teen, you'l...
Have you ever tried to apologize to your teenager after an argument, only to have the conversation create even more conflict? In this episode, you'll learn how to lay down your weapons of war and approach difficult conversations in a way that helps your teen feel safe, respected, and more willing to connect. If you're an LDS mom who wants your home to feel more peaceful and y...
You lost your cool with your teenager. You snapped, raised your voice, or said something you wish you could take back. Now what? In this episode, you'll learn 3 things you can do after you lose your patience with your teen that will help you rebuild connection and ultimately strengthen your relationship. If you're an LDS mom who wants to handle parenting conflict with more co...
Conflict with your teenager doesn't have to be your normal.
If you've ever found yourself thinking, Why won't they just listen? or Why can't they see things my way? you're not alone.
Many of us carry around an invisible "manual" for the people we love. We have unspoken expectations for how our teens should behave, communicate, make decisions, a...