Adolescents and Teens – How Parents of these Young Adults feel and how do these children see the world.
Adolescents and Teens… Their primary goal is to achieve independence. Thus, they start pulling away from their parents. This can feel that they do not want their parents around them the way they used to.
Parents may find themselves wondering as to what happened to my child suddenly – who previously used to ask and then behave in the manner I wished NOW has started asserting himself /herself, has strong and at times rebellious opinions.


Nice article. A different view of problems we face.
Suggestion – please explain terms when they are used first time. Like critial parent.
Thank you for appreciating Mukesh. Suggestion noted. As per Transactional Analysis Theory/Model developed by Dr. Eric Berne there are two types of parents. One is CP (Critical Parent) and the other is NP (Nurturing Parent). CP tries to make the child do as the parent wants. Also tries to pass down and make sure that the child follows parent’s beliefs and values. CP is criticizing in nature when the child is not able to meet parents expectations. Hope this helps you to understand the term. 🙂
Amazing Kavita, keep going, really good insights!!
Thanks Varun.
really helpful in understanding problems of teenage children .we generally go through such situations and not able to overcome .such parenting tips will really help .
Thank you so much Shradha for your warm feedback. 🙂
Very well written Kavita. All points are so relevant ?
Thank you dear Saloni. It means a lot.
Very useful information…will surely help all the parents.
Thanks dear Nidhi 🙂
Hi Kavita….excellent interpretation….i liked it… do you also counsel children? Also what are the fees for your workshop on the May 7th… Regards Dipali
Hey Dipali,
Thanks a lot dear. Please check your email for the 7th May workshop details. 🙂
☝Fantastic ⛤⛤⛥⛥⛥Kavita Ji. It is very good learning and a good lesson for every parent.keep it up.Thanks for sharing such valuable article ??
Thank you Pradeep Ji for your kind words. I am happy to know you found it valuable 🙂
Very nice their many more to be discussed but amazing blog keep guiding us