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Which Parent Are You? (Part 1)

Student Story: Megan

Every parent has their own unique parenting style. But not everything we say or do for our teens is actually helpful! This weekend on Parenting Today’s Teens, Mark Gregston presents six stereotypical parenting profiles—and candid advice for overcoming their flaws. Which type of parent are you?

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Authenticity in Relationship

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WEEKEND RADIO PODCAST:

Relationships thrive when everyone agrees that nobody is perfect. Yet few people like to admit that they have flaws… especially in front of their kids! This weekend on Parenting Today’s Teens, Mark Gregston invites special guest Chuck Swindoll for a discussion on how to be authentic in your relationship with your teen.

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