Teens
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TEEN LIFE + RESPONSIBILITY
Not only mom’s but dads have to pick there battles when it comes to teens. As Charlie gets older I’ having trouble where I should step back and let Charlie fail. This why I wanted to share a new article “When the Teen Is Still Asleep and Drivers Ed Isn’t Driving Itself“. It’s 1 PM and the teen is STILL asleep. Not me. Not the dogs. Not David. C. The teenager ie C. Today we just have Charlie no, friends. No, B. The one who swears he’s “not tired” at 2 AM but sleeps like he’s been working a double shift at a steel mill. I cracked Charlie’s door earlier…
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The Self-Regulation Handbook for Teens and Young Adults: A Trauma-Informed Guide to Fostering Personal Resilience and Enhancing Interpersonal Skills
I wanted to share a self-help book for teens called The Self-Regulation Handbook for Teens and Young Adults: A Trauma-Informed Guide to Fostering Personal Resilience and Enhancing Interpersonal Skills by Wu (Author), Doctor Kathy Wu Ph.D. (Author) we received in exchange for a upcoming review. About the book: Discover how emotional regulation and other coping skills can help you manage big emotions, big life changes, and the issues you deal with on a day-to-day basis. The final years of high school and the first years of college can be full of new experiences, friendships, and learning opportunities. But they can also be a time of upheaval and instability. This trauma-informed handbook will help you remain…
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Decoding Your Teen’s Texts: A Mom’s Guide to Common Slang Like ‘YH,’ ‘NP,’ and ‘FR’
You glance at your teen’s phone—just for a second—while they’re grabbing a snack. On the screen: “YH, NP, FR ????.” You blink. Is this a secret language? A code? Are they okay? Don’t panic. You’re not out of touch—you’re just encountering the fast-evolving world of teen texting slang. And guess what? Most of it is simpler (and more harmless) than it looks. Let’s break down the most common abbreviations so you can stay connected—without needing a decoder ring. What Does “YH” Mean? (And Why It’s Not Rude) If you’ve seen “YH” in your teen’s messages, they’re most likely just saying “Yeah” or “Yes.” It’s a quick, casual way to agree—like…
