"But tweens need to feel they have a secure nest as they launch themselves into the exciting but scary world. Kids who feel disconnected from their parents lose their anchor and look for it in their peer group."Having a strong bond with your tween is the best way to for both of you to navigate these years. Harsh discipline and stiff punishments will only work until your child starts to challenge you. Commit to regular family dinners, one-on-one time with each parent, and setting reasonable boundaries. Read more at HealthNewsDigest.com.
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