Why Teens Act Out and How to Stop It—Mighty Parenting 210 with Dr Cam
We parents often call the teen years the most difficult stage of raising a kid; they come with everything from backtalk to door slamming, skipping curfews, arguing and emotional outbursts of all kinds. Our teens act out, and it's tiring and frustrating and it feels like we say one thing and they hear something completely different. Dr. Cameron "Cam" Caswell and Mighty Parenting podcast [...]
Positive Body Image for Teens | Emily Lauren Dick | Episode 164
There's something that's been an issue for women for years—body image. Very few women express being happy with their bodies. Some are okay with it or feel they have come to terms with it, but they aren't happy with it. And it isn't just a weight issue; skin tone, scarring, disabilities and many other things make women feel "less than" and unworthy. And these feelings leak into all [...]
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Talking To Your Teenager About Sex | Cath Hakanson | Episode 12
If you are a parent who avoids talking to your teenager about sex, you are not alone. Most parents stop having these conversations when kids hit puberty, but kids really need them in their teen years and even into their twenties. But what do we need to discuss? How do you broach the subject? What do we do if we're embarrassed? What if we don't even understand the terminology they are using?[...]