Parenting Tips from Teens: Recent Episodes
Joycie Chang
Joycie and Sophie, ages 17 and 13 respectively, give their opinion on different parenting strategies that worked and didn't work, and give advice to parents new and old on from their perspectives.
Many parents struggle with whether or not they should track their child's location. Does maintaining trust and a healthy relationship outweigh the importance of making sure your child is safe? I will discuss this during the podcast from a teenager's perspective.
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Teenagers and parents are known for not getting along. Here are three things every teen wants their parent to know: we will develop opinions different from yours and will disagree with you on certain topics; sometimes we just don't want to talk; studying all the time is impossible. To see more parenting tips from teenagers, follow us on instagram at parentingtipsfromteens!
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Setting your child up for academic success is extremely important especially in the increasingly competitive age of academics. What's most imperative however, is doing so as early as possible. In today's episode, I give three tips on how to prepare young kids for academic success starting from when they are in elementary school.
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Two teenagers, Joycie and Sophie, ages 17 and 13 respectively, share their insights on what parenting strategies they think are effective and ineffective. In this week's episode, they tackle whether parents should pay their kids for chores.