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The Mother & Daughter dynamic during the tween and teen years can be extremely demanding. This relationship however is extremely important to a young girls development and many moms get stuck when attempting to address issues when it comes to peer relationships, school, the mother and daughter bond, social media, puberty, dating and emotional health. I'm a Mom of a Teen Girl, Help is self help guide for moms that provides facts on this developmental stage, tips, do's, don'ts, positive affirmations and conversation starters to help with navigating this difficult but unique stage in a young girls life. It's important for mothers to know that they are not alone on this unique journey and sometimes there are small changes that can have a huge impact.
‎ Gretchen Campbell, LPC (October 19, 2019)
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This book was filled with tips to improve communication with your daughter on common issues. It also highlighted some potential challenges that you may not have considered. The layout of the book made it an easy read and gave space for you to reflect and consider... See more
This book was filled with tips to improve communication with your daughter on common issues. It also highlighted some potential challenges that you may not have considered.

The layout of the book made it an easy read and gave space for you to reflect and consider how you will incorporate your learning into a conversation to improve your relationship.

This book is a good read to prepare you for the tween years. Don't wait until you are overwhelmed, read this now and be a step ahead of the game!
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Reviewed in the United States on October 17, 2019
As a mom of teenage girl, this book helped realized most of things I implemented were good even though it was frowned upon by other family members. The open line of communication no matter how much i didn’t want to hear it. The conversation starters were great ideas. I will... See more
As a mom of teenage girl, this book helped realized most of things I implemented were good even though it was frowned upon by other family members. The open line of communication no matter how much i didn’t want to hear it. The conversation starters were great ideas. I will be using them at our weekly dinners. It also brought to my attention what I should NOT have done. Overall... excellent book. I highly recommend it!
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Reviewed in the United States on October 17, 2019
So we've all heard the age old adage from our parents about there being "no books on parenting" when in actuality there were tons...lol. This quick and easy read is by far some of the best information as well as inspiration, being the mom of a "tween", that I didnt know I... See more
So we've all heard the age old adage from our parents about there being "no books on parenting" when in actuality there were tons...lol. This quick and easy read is by far some of the best information as well as inspiration, being the mom of a "tween", that I didnt know I needed. After reading just the first few chapters and quick tips I immediately realized how much my daughter and I would benefit from these nuggets. I definitely feel better equipped to have open dialogue about the issues that young girls are faced with today. Times have changed and gone are the days of insufficient information on parenting because its tucked here in this well thought out format.
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This was a very to the point book, not filled with too much fluff. My favorite was the technology and social media contract! The author provided very practical advice to help navigate this critical transition in your mother/daughter relationship. She used normal language... See more
This was a very to the point book, not filled with too much fluff. My favorite was the technology and social media contract! The author provided very practical advice to help navigate this critical transition in your mother/daughter relationship. She used normal language and realistic examples. I think even if you have a good relationship with your daughter this book is useful. I will definitely recommend to all my mom friends. And it is a great baby shower gift! The earlier the better.
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I'm a mom of a teen girl is a book that I wished my mother had when she was raising me. The book dives into the complexity of the teenage brain which is something parents don't take the time to research. Also the book allows you to think of ways you can better yourself as... See more
I'm a mom of a teen girl is a book that I wished my mother had when she was raising me. The book dives into the complexity of the teenage brain which is something parents don't take the time to research. Also the book allows you to think of ways you can better yourself as a parent and suggest great bonding experiences. I would suggest this book to every parent of a teenage girl.
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My daughter loved the book, she has a teen daughter!!
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Reviewed in the United States on December 10, 2019
I read the entire book the same day I received. It’s well wrote and very relatable. I can truly appreciate the honesty and transparency. The positive affirmations are bomb. Great read.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 16, 2019
As I read this book, I reflected on my relationship with my daughter and my son. What I loved most is that it was a quick read and very easy to follow thanks to the organized layout. I thoroughly enjoyed it and will recommend to all the moms I know.
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When a daughter hits puberty, her relationship with her mom is almost guaranteed to deteriorate. This strained relationship is actually a good sign of normal development, even if it might be occasionally painful for parents. But the good news is that dads are in a unique position to ease tensions between mom and daughter, says Dr. Dana Dorfman, a therapist to families and teens for 30 years.
“From an emotional standpoint, there are two primary tasks that adolescents are trying to achieve: emotional separation from their parents, and developing their own identity,”says Dr. Dana Dorfman, a therapist to families and teens for 30 years. “Because of the gender similarity, girls identify with their mothers for the most part. So, oftentimes, the intensity with which they try to extricate themselves is directed towards their mother more specifically.”
So what can dad do to help the conflict? Well, for one, fathers can remind mothers that at least a part of the reason that their daughter is lashing out is because she feels safe at home. “A lot of times, a parent, especially a mother, is the safest receptacle for those feelings,” says Dorfman.
How To Help Your Teenage Daughter Get Along With Mom
Remember that this is a totally normal part of teenage development, even if it is totally awful, and that because of gender similarity, your daughter will actually lash out at mom more.
Remember that daughters lash out because they feel safest with their moms and at home. Remind mom of that.
When a teenage daughter is acting out, mom and dad should not bite the bait. Stay calm. If either parent does react and argue back, they should apologize to their daughter.
After the dust has settled on a blow-out, talk to your daughter about her feelings. Don’t take her side, but do be empathetic. Being a teenager is hard.
Even though you should stay calm in fights and arguments, you should have hard lines on what they will and won’t tolerate. Being a calm parent does not mean that you should have to tolerate disrespect.
Being a mom to a teenage girl is hard. Do all you can to make sure that mom is taking care of herself by taking her out on dates, getting her out with friends, making sure she has time to exercise, and spend time not being worried about being a mom.
And what’s more, a dad can help by offering measured reactions to a teen girl’s emotional outbursts. This models great behavior for all involved, but especially for moms who should never rise to meet a teen daughters emotion.
“Mom and dad should not bite the bait,” says Dorfman. “All of this is much easier said than done, but it’s not a parent’s job to absorb their kids feelings for them.” If a teen daughter is acting out, being rude or mean, parents need to stay as calm as possible. But if a fight breaks out apologies are in order from all sides.
“That shows teenagers that parents reflect on their behavior as well,” says Dorfman.
She notes that dads should also know that intervening during a fight might not work out the way they want to. In fact, the best time to talk to both daughter and mom about whatever is troubling them is after the dust has settled and everyone has had a chance to sit down and think. That’s when dad can be both supportive to his daughter and his wife. But it requires finesses. There’s no good in completely siding with the daughter, because it could undermine mom’s authority. But generally, teen girls just want to feel heard, and dads can be that person for their daughter.
“If a daughter is complaining to their father about their mom, what dad can say is: ‘It’s hard to be a teenager. I know it’s frustrating for you to be told what to do’ Dad is not agreeing or disagreeing with her — he’s simply reflecting back what her frustration is, and that can be very helpful and validating,” says Dorfman.
Likewise, fathers should talk to mom after fights or arguments, away from their daughter. Validating a partner and backing them up will help them feel like she’s not fighting the teen-daughter battle alone. Being a supportive husband, and presenting a united front, is deeply important. It’s also important that parents have hard boundaries on what they will allow their daughter to say to them. Just because a teen girl is going through extreme developmental changes doesn’t mean parents should become pushovers.
“It’s helpful for parents not to take it personally. This is part of their kid’s process,” says Dorfman, “That doesn’t mean that they should just roll over, absorb, or accept disrespect. A mom and father should know what the limits are. They should reinforce them, so that expectations are clear.” says Dorfman. This shows kids that parents respect themselves and they won’t endure disrespect or abuse. Kids need to see that.
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