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Teen Tells Mother What She Believes She’s Doing Wrong When It Comes To Parenting
Heather says she’s at her wits’ and no longer knows how to parent her teen daughter, Marissa. She describes the 15-year-old as “Jekyll and Hyde,” claiming that one minute she’s an honor roll student and the next, she’s a pot-smoking car thief who admits to stealing her mother’s vehicle nine times.
Marissa says her mother is too overprotective and that her punishments make her want to rebel more.
On Friday’s episode, parenting expert and author Dr. Michele Borba examines Heather’s parenting style and offers her tips for being more effective. And, Dr. Borba shares how parents can create resilient children. Watch more from "'How Do I Parent My ‘Jekyll and Hyde’ Daughter?'"
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