Moments of disagreement are perfectly normal when there are more than one person involved in raising a (struggling) teen. One parent wants to implement a certain boundary, while the other doesn’t. One parent wants to be more strict, while the other prefers a looser approach.
Today, I want to propose some ideas to you about ‘same page parenting’, as I’d like to call it. Before we dive in, it’s important to understand that being on the same page, doesn’t mean you have to agree on every word and every line of that page. There’s no space for black & white thinking or ‘wrong versus right’ when you’re talking about a future no one can predict.
In this episode on same-page parenting, we discuss:
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