Verbal communication can get lost in translation as teens develop an innate ability to turn on the ignore button when their parents are speaking. That ignore button pushes the frustration button in parents who soon tire of repeating the same directives on a daily basis.
A general behavior contract for teens can help parents address behavior problems that parents are experiencing with their teens.
With a written behavior contract, teens can have a physical reminder of which behaviors are acceptable and which ones are not. Additionally, the contract clearly outlines consequences when teens make the choice to ignore their parents’ instruction.
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