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Keeping Your Teens Close…While Letting the Rope Out

#575 – Student Story: Charis

with host Mark Gregston

Some parents control every aspect of their teen’s life in order to prevent them from making mistakes or getting hurt.

But the long-term consequences of such parenting can be devastating.

This weekend on Parenting Today’s Teens, Mark Gregston encourages parents to keep close to their teens relationally while letting the rope out responsibly.

For free parenting resources, please click here.

For the latest on how to parent your teen, please visit the Parenting Today’s Teens website or our bookstore.

If you listen on a mobile phone or tablet, please download our Parenting Today’s Teens app available for Apple or Android. If you listen on a desktop or laptop computer, press the “play” button above to enjoy daily parenting advice.

For any more info on Parenting Today’s Teens or Heartlight, please visit https://parentingtodaysteens.org/  or  https://www.heartlightministries.org/.

5 Healthy Ways to Handle Your Teen’s Online Life

#573 – Student Story: Analeisa

with host Mark Gregston

Teens today are the most tech-savvy and plugged-in generation ever! Social media platforms like Instagram, Snapchat, and YouTube are an integral part of their daily lives. So, how can we put healthy boundaries around digital usage?

This weekend on Parenting Today’s Teens, Mark Gregston outlines five healthy ways for parents to handle their teen’s online life.

For free parenting resources, please click here.

For the latest on how to parent your teen, please visit the Parenting Today’s Teens website or our bookstore.

If you listen on a mobile phone or tablet, please download our Parenting Today’s Teens app available for Apple or Android. If you listen on a desktop or laptop computer, press the “play” button above to enjoy daily parenting advice.

For any more info on Parenting Today’s Teens or Heartlight, please visit https://parentingtodaysteens.org/ -or- https://www.heartlightministries.org/.

The Good Kind of Failing

#572 – Student Story: Gabe

with host Mark Gregston

No one hopes to fail. We don’t set out on our parenting journey looking forward to making mistakes or watching our kids make mistakes. But failure happens!

So, how can we have a healthy response to life’s inevitable mess-ups? This weekend on Parenting Today’s Teens, Mark Gregston helps us get a new perspective on the benefits of failing.

For free parenting resources, please click here.

For the latest on how to parent your teen, please visit the Parenting Today’s Teens website or our bookstore.

If you listen on a mobile phone or tablet, please download our Parenting Today’s Teens app available for Apple or Android. If you listen on a desktop or laptop computer, press the “play” button above to enjoy daily parenting advice.

For any more info on Parenting Today’s Teens or Heartlight, please visit https://parentingtodaysteens.org/  or  https://www.heartlightministries.org/.

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