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How Do I Deal With Teenage Rebellion?

How Do I Deal With Teenage Rebellion?
The words "teenage" and "rebellion" may seem like they go hand in hand, but it hasn't always been that way. In the past, getting older meant a child was becoming an adult. Ask yourself a question about any behavior that you have been calling "rebellion." Is this behavior simply your child becoming an adult? Sometimes what we label as rebellion may simply be our child making decisions for themselves. How do I Deal with Teenage Rebellion? One thing that may...
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I love this article! My 12-year old asked for logic & Latin for this year's coursework. In researching resources, I came acros... Read More
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Thanks for this. I have recently prayed for wisdom as to recognising when to allow something different to what I want that is OK ... Read More
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We're going to skip the teenage years Our son is going to be a "young adult" instead - we're even going to have a "ceremony" on ... Read More
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Is it Rebellion or Just Growing Up?

Is it Rebellion or Just Growing Up?
The words "teenage" and "rebellion" may seem like they go hand in hand, but it hasn't always been that way.  In the past, getting older meant a child was becoming an adult.  Look at their behavior that you call "rebellion" and ask yourself some questions.  Is this behavior really my child simply becoming an adult?  Because sometimes what we label as rebellion may simply be the child making decisions for themselves.One thing that may help (MAY...
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Great food for thought! Thanks so much.
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