The document provides tips for parents and teachers to effectively deal with adolescent behavior by fostering trust, empathy, and respect in relationships with teenagers. Emphasizing the importance of patience and open communication, it encourages parents to engage in supportive interactions and show care. Additionally, it highlights the need to acknowledge teenagers' feelings and offer help while maintaining a healthy, respectful environment.

1. For Parents & Teachers

2. Tips To Deal With Adolescent Behavior
• Dealing with teenagers is not rocket science.
• You can have a healthy relationship with
your teenager.
• You have to be patient .
• You have to put in the effort to understand
and work with the adolescents.

3. # Create A Trusting Relationship
• Trust is important for any
relationship.

4. # Create A Trusting Relationship
• If you want your teenager to listen
to you, you should earn their trust.

5. # Create A Trusting Relationship
• Keep an open relationship, you share
things with them.

6. # Create A Trusting Relationship
• when your teen realizes that you trust
him/her , he/she is more likely to open
up to you about his/her life.

7. # Empathize
• No matter how unreasonable your
teen’s behavior may seem, try to
imagine how they are feeling.

8. # Empathize
• Put yourself in their shoes and
understand their perspective.

9. # Empathize
• When you reflect their feelings, they
feel acknowledged and are willing to
share their feelings, ideas, and
opinions freely.

10. # Respect Them as human being
• Do you want your teen to
respect you?
• Teach them about it by
respecting them.

11. # Respect Them as human being
• Fear or intimidation cannot
earn you your teen’s respect.

12. # Respect Them as human being
• Respect their personality, ideas,
opinions, and emotions.

13. # Respect Them as human being
• Do not belittle them in front of
their friends or even in private.

14. # Respect Them as human being
• Most importantly, do not
trivialize or criticize their ideas
or opinions as that can make
them insecure as adults.

15. # Respect Them as human being
• When you treat your children
with respect, they will respond
with the same respect towards
you.

16. # Offer them Help
• It is important to let them
know that you are willing to
help them should they need
any.

17. # Offer them Help
• Some teens may feel the need
to do everything on their own
and consider seeking help as a
sign of inadequacy.

18. # Offer them Help
• Help your kids understand that
not everyone can do everything,
and it is okay to ask for help
sometimes.

19. # Offer them Help
• You could, alternatively, seek
their help in small matters to
make them feel involved. When
they see you seeking help, they
will do so from you, too.

20. #Show Them You Care
• Your teenager may hate you or
at least, say so. That may not
necessarily be true.

21. #Show Them You Care
• They may see your discipline
and strictness as hatred
towards them and believe that
you only want to make life
difficult for them.

22. #Show Them You Care
• You can prevent your teenager
from developing negative
feelings towards you by showing
that you care.

23. #Show Them You Care
• Tell them how much you love
them and do little things to
make them happy.

24. # Talk & talk before they walk
• Remember, you were a teenager
once.
• Behavioral changes are common
in teenagers.

25. # Talk & talk before they walk
• Whether you have a teenage boy
or girl, know what is normal.
• Know what can help you deal
and interact with them.
• Build a cooperative relationship
that benefits both of you.

26. # Talk & talk before they walk
If you have some other ideas or way
you deal with behavior problems in
your teen-
Tell me about it .
Please share , so that other parents
may be benefited.
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