Consequences for teens

What do you do when your teen is no longer a small child who complies? Here are some effective consequences for teens that really work!

Consequences teach accountability; punishments damage relationships. That's why consequences work better than punishment in parenting.

Find ideas for teenage consequences for not doing chores, plus how to motivate teens to do chores in a way that strengthens your relationship.

Effective discipline with teens goes beyond imposing penalties for undesirable behavior. It involves raising awareness of why a behavior is inappropriate.

These 8 basic house rules for teens will teach them about safety, respect, and responsibility as they grown into adulthood.

This post: Disciplining Your Teenager: 12 Logical Consequences That Work It’s the biggest question mark in most parents’ minds – how to effectively and fairly discipline their teenager with plenty…

Sometimes we get too soft in our parenting. We want the best for our children, and we sometimes don’t realize that the best for our child doesn’t always look very pretty. These are called “consequences.” Today I wanted to talk about consequences that make sense for kids. It’s our struggles and our consequences that make...Read More

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Punishment for a teenager

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Consequences

Behavior contracts are a wonderful encourangement tool for teens. Take a look at these awesome Behavior Contract Ideas.

A step by step process on how to handle your defiant teenage boy or girl so you can regain control of the situation fast & improve their behavior in 2020

Episode 56 - If you're enforcing consequences with your teenager only to be met with continued resistance, it might be time to change up the paradigm. Assign privileges to your teen to help them learn to manage responsibility.