We tend to have children with this idealistic view that we're going to help them with everything and make their lives as easy as possible. While this is certainly the right way to be when they're younger, once your kids reach their teens, it's important to shift your focus to preparing them to survive on their own. With that in mind, we've compiled this list of five things you need to stop doing for your teenager: VIEW the POST
Most teenagers go through a phase where they're trying to figure out who they are and what they want to look like. It can be a tough time for both them and you, but there are things you can do to help your teenager find their identity and develop their own personal style. We have all of this to come with Noah and Isla, we are one year away from having teens in the house. I hope this advice can help your teen and mine when I get to that point. VIEW the POST
As a parent, you may wonder if you should be involved in teaching your child how to drive, or if you should leave it all up to a qualified and registered driving instructor. A good approach to take is one that combines the best of both worlds. You can certainly be a part of your child’s learning experience, but you also should not ignore the positive impact and extra knowledge that a driving teacher can impart upon your student driver. Thankfully I do not have to worry about this for a good few years to come, but it is still something I want to be prepared for.
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