'My teen won’t talk to me!'


One likely reason your teen doesn’t really confide in you any more is because they think you won’t understand what they are going through. — Positive Parenting

The teen years can be hard on family relationships.

Your once adorable five-year-old who used to laugh and play with you has turned into a sullen 14-year-old who stays in his room playing video games all day, and responds with only one-word answers or grunts.

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