"I still try my 'Not a good idea,' or 'Work harder at this,' but my guidance lacks its former authority. My voice is a distant bell. She hears it, but she may ignore its call."A child's transition to young adulthood can be as hard for the parent as it is for the child. Responsibilities decrease and worry almost inevitably increases. Still, as teens move toward adulthood, the role of the parent becomes one of "consultant," and letting go becomes a necessity. Read more at NorthFulton.com.
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Labels: influences, role_models, independence
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