You’ve got the word scripts in your back pocket.

Now I want to help you know how to approach the whole conversation.

Because eventually it’s going to be the phone.

Friend drama.

Dating.

“I hate how I look.” comments…

Missing assignments.

A lie you weren’t expecting.

The chore you’ve asked them to do 17 times.

Teenagers come with conversations you didn’t have to think about when they were little, and suddenly you’re trying to figure out:

Do I say something?

Do I let this go?

Do I set a boundary?

What do I say without turning this into a lecture, argument, or conversation they immediately regret having with me?

And even when you have a great relationship with your teenager, there are moments when you think:

“Okay…how do I handle THIS?”

That’s why I created the Teen Topic Toolkit.

Each short training will help you get clearer about what you’re actually trying to accomplish, how to approach the topic without creating an unnecessary power struggle, and what you can do or say differently.

Because even moms who talk with their teenagers every day run into conversations they aren’t quite sure how to handle.

And when the harder topics come up, I don’t want you scrambling for the perfect words, or avoiding the conversation because you’re afraid you’ll get it wrong.

I want you to feel prepared to talk about the things that matter.

Seven tricky teen topics.

About an hour of training.

One resource to keep coming back to as your teenager, and the conversations you’re having with them, keep growing.

Because the real value isn’t knowing more about teenagers.

It’s having that moment happen in your own house and thinking:

“Okay. I know how I want to handle this.”

These conversations are coming.

This toolkit was created to help you feel ready for them.