#How parents can get along with their adolescent children#
When dealing with adolescent children, parents need to follow the following basic principles:
First, respect. Children who have entered adolescence are no longer as obedient to their parents as they were in elementary school, and they already have the idea of thinking that they are otherworldly. Parents need to make an effort to be respectful and try to understand. [Breeze]
Second, listen. Parents should give their children the right and opportunity to speak and encourage them to express themselves. In this way, parents can learn more about their children's inner feelings and have the opportunity to seriously experience them. [Breeze]
Third, let go appropriately. Although adolescent children are physically developed close to adulthood, their thinking is both radical and naïve. They desperately need to find opportunities to prove themselves. At this point, parents can let their children try some challenging things, and stop treating them as children. [Breeze]
Fourth, there is a degree of relaxation. Although sometimes parents need to let go appropriately, in the face of major right and wrong, or when children stand at the crossroads of life and face important decisions, parents should still take the initiative to negotiate their own views with their children and help their children face the choice together. After all, parents have richer life experiences. [Breeze]
