What You Need To Know About The Emotional Lives of Teenagers
Being a teenager these days is harder than ever before. Not only are they dealing with the regular day to day of being a hormonal adolescent but they're also grappling with smartphones as the new foundation of their friendships, the pressures of social media, and trying to get into college in a much more cut-throat environment. Dr. Lisa Damour joins Dr. Becky to talk about how parents can navigate the teenage years and raise connected, capable, and compassionate adolescents.
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Dr becky is incredible. Insists on giving people both the concept and real world examples and easy visuals to remember. Such a powerful teacher
This is hugely informative as well as validating! Thank you Becky and Lisa!
Love the mortgage comment 😂 hilarious
What about vaping and putting naked pictures on social media? I took the phone away for 1 1/2 years and gave it back, 49 days later I found underwear pictures on social media. I ask why she is doing this she says she doesn't know. ( I get it attention) I have 5 kids and she is the baby. She is like an only child. I give her plenty of attention. Her brother and sisters are very close. The vapes she got from school used her babysitting money. She is 15 and will be 16 in 4 weeks. I never had to deal with this with her older sisters.
I want to know how do I deal with a 17 yo whom I know is distressed his dad disagrees thinks he’s normal. He dropped out at 15 got a ged because we held his hand and honestly has worked a part time job since. He has a side business his father condones, I don’t. There is so much more I can’t go into. how do I make this work I want him out because I now have a 2 yo to think about. I’ve stated my concerns and boundaries several times over the years, whether my husband remembers or not is a different issue. It’s time for my boundaries to be respected, right? I need so much help. But not wanting to hurt my SS but he needs to know he doesn’t have it that bad.
I do not let her have her phone in her room, but how do you have a phone with no browser, and no social media apps.?