Books That Can Help and Why...[Smalley] Part 4
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Part 4 in the series on the book The DNA of Parent-Teen Relationships.
Chapter 5. How to Argue with Teenagers and Come Out as Closer Friends
- 5,000 adults asked what they wished their parents had done differently during times of conflict
- They wished their parents had listened more
- They wished they could have talked about feelings more.
- They wished they had talked to their parents more
- Begin by listening - James 1:19
- Sometimes we men don't know what to say to connect to our children's emotions - listening is a huge part of the battle
- Allow their emotion to touch you
- Take time to feel their pain
- Take time to feel their sadness
- Four destructive ways to argue
- Continually withdrawing from an argument
- Letting them escalate into hurtful name calling fights
- Belittling or invalidating each other during an argument
- Believing that a family member is tryin to hurt, frustrate, or cause fear on purpose.
- Drive-thru talking!
Chapter 7 Democracy can bring responsibility to your home
- This is the chapter where they talk about making a contract
- See p. 118 for the why have one
- And p. 118 on how to develop one
- p. 125 They give advice on Dating
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