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Teen brains no longer find moms’ voices uniquely rewarding starting around age 13, and start to tune into ...

New research out of Stanford University on adolescent brains suggests the reaction we have to certain voices changes over time, making our mother's voice feel less valuable. Psychiatrist Daniel Abrams is the lead author of the study.

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"Are you even listening to me?"

When your teenagers don't seem to hear you, it's not simply that they don't want to clean their room or finish their homework: Their brains aren't registering your voice the way they did in pre-teenage years.

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Researchers said developing brain activity in teenagers causes them to respond better to unfamiliar voices than their mothers’.

Researchers said developing brain activity in teenagers causes them to respond better to unfamiliar voices than their mothers’.

Talking to a teenager can sometimes feel like talking to a brick wall, and a new study confirms that's how it is for parents...especially Moms...but it's NOT necessarily the teenager's fault. Read more!

Hey moms: When your teens don't seem to hear you, it's not that they don't want to clean their room. It's just their brains tuning you out.