Working parents' battle to juggle work-life balance in times of war - Israel News
Two working moms are hosting an event entitled “Unapologetic Parenting: Navigating the work-life balance in times of war,” a program to help fellow challenged parents.
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Two working moms are hosting an event entitled “Unapologetic Parenting: Navigating the work-life balance in times of war,” a program to help fellow challenged parents.
Hearing a no or a don't from their parents can mean rejection. According to experts, one way on how to be a parent to teens is to replace these nos and don'ts with requests. For example, instead of telling them not to crank up the music while you are taking a rest, parents may instead request them to do so by saying, "I'm trying to take a nap. Could you play outside instead of playing the music so loud in your room? Or use your earphones?" ALSO READ: 3. Stop putting pressure on your teen. Parents do not want their children to suffer the way they did. However, they sometimes forget that ...