Consequences for teens

Consequences teach accountability; punishments damage relationships. That's why consequences work better than punishment in parenting.

Are you having trouble giving consequences to your teen? Instead of punishing your child into acceptable behavior, you need to encourage them to change.

When it comes to punishments for teenagers, the first choice of most parents is deprivation, which is taking something that the teen may value. However, limiting everything can make a child more rebellious, and the parent-child relationship could deteriorate. #kids #teens #teen #child #parenting #parents

Inside: This post is going to explore consequences for disrespectful teenagers and how it can improve your relationship with them, while also preparing them for real life. Logical consequences for teens are the best to prepare them for real life.

These 8 basic house rules for teens will teach them about safety, respect, and responsibility as they grown into adulthood.

It can be the best of times! Equip yourself and your teen with the tools needed to navigate this season of parenting/growing up together. #themidlifeperspective #teenlife

Effective discipline with teens goes beyond imposing penalties for undesirable behavior. It involves raising awareness of why a behavior is inappropriate.

Raising adolescents is hard for everyone, but here are six great rules for parenting teenagers from a psychotherapist.

Sometimes we get too soft in our parenting. We want the best for our children, and we sometimes don’t realize that the best for our child doesn’t always look very pretty. These are called “consequences.” Today I wanted to talk about consequences that make sense for kids. It’s our struggles and our consequences that make...Read More

Find ideas for teenage consequences for not doing chores, plus how to motivate teens to do chores in a way that strengthens your relationship.