As parents, we often struggle to connect with our teenagers, who are navigating complex questions about identity, belonging, and purpose. Experts Brad Griffin and Kara Powell suggest that we should be willing to be vulnerable and humble, admitting our own mistakes and insecurities, in order to build trust and create a safe space for our kids to ask their questions. By doing so, we can help our teenagers feel seen, heard, and understood, and ultimately, help them develop a deeper understanding of themselves and their place in the world.
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