As a parent, you get kind of used to dealing with kids that can be a bit hyperactive or boisterous. Children go through phases of behavior and parents must adjust to their changing behavior as they grow, mature and adapt.
The same goes for times when they bring their friends or the neighbor’s kids over and they’re unruly themselves. Then you have the problem of not being able to be that strict with them because they’re not your children, but also not being seen as too lenient in front of your own child or children. It’s a delicate balance for sure. No one said parenting would be easy!
Here are a few suggestions about how to deal with unruly kids and handle the fallout when things get broken or damaged in some surprising ways.
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As a parent, you know that gone are the days where your kids play outside for hours and you have to practically beg them to come inside for dinner. Instead, our teens are glued to their smartphones and other new gadgets and let’s be honest, sometimes it’s hard to compete with the hottest new technology. Although you won’t beat technology, you can use it to your advantage with your teenager. Swap good grades for a new gadget, chores for more time on their device, and even integrate technology into your family game nights. Let’s take a look at some of the best gadgets for teens that are reasonable, affordable and parent-approved.
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