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Age 13–18

Teenagers

Teenagers need more privacy and still need a parent who does not disappear. These guides favour short, real contact over interrogation.

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Listening and communication

When teenagers stop talking

How to stay close when a teenager goes quiet, without interrogation, punishment for silence, or missing signs that they need more help.

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Routines and transitions

A family agreement for screens

How to make a screen agreement the family can keep, including bedtime, shared rules and what public health advice actually says.

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Connection and emotional wellbeing

Reconnecting after a difficult day

A short way to reconnect with your child after shouting, sulking or a day you wish had gone differently.

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When general advice is not enough

These pages are shared starting points. They cannot know the conversation you had this morning. Everyday Parent is for reflecting on real moments with your child and turning them into a practical next step for your family.

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