Off The Hook (1-17-2011)
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PODCAST SCRIPT:
Teens can have a hard time saying “No” to their friends, so it helps them to have someone else to blame for not being able to participate.
Most kids do understand what’s not good for them, but they have a hard time turning down their peers. That’s where parents come in. You can be the fall guy and excuse for your teen to get out of something they really didn’t want to do anyway. Your saying “No” to their request will actually give them the out they needed with their friends. Oh, they may act disgruntled in front of their friends, but if your rules are fair, they will actually appreciate your decision, and appreciate you for taking the heat for it.
Tuesday, January 18, 2011
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