Yes! Parents Are Still The Number One Influence On Their Kids
– Mariana Cano,
Yo Mariana
“Consequences should be logical and attainable; however, communication is more impactful than consequences.”
3 Ways to Talk To Your Tween/Teen About Alcohol
– Lashawn Wiltz
Everyday Eyecandy
“I believe that when we share alternatives to alcohol as a form of self-care, we are setting a good example for our kids. They learn from us.”
5 Ways to Support Your Child
– Danielle Schaffer,
City Girl Gone Mom
“Some coping mechanisms are very healthy and some are very toxic, so help kids learn how to find healthy ways to deal with how they are feeling. Share how you deal with life’s stressors, as this helps your kids learn healthy coping mechanisms.”
Five Tips to Help You Talk To Your Kids About Alcohol
– Danielle Schaffer,
City Girl Gone Mom
“Starting these conversations early in childhood helps build a strong foundation and trust so that as they get older, they will continue to come to you with their questions.”
Holding Space for Youth: What Parenting Mistakes to Avoid and How to Connect Thoughtfully
– Dr. Kim Van Dusen,
The Parentologist
“Learning how to pause before you respond and reflect before speaking is the most powerful and helpful ways to connect and help your child. One of your biggest parenting tools is to empower them to know what they need and share how you can best support them.”