... Some of the changes in teenage behavior are explained by the way teenage brains develop. The parts of the teenage brain responsible for impulse control don’t fully mature until about age 25. This means teenagers are more likely to make impulsive, emotional decisions without thinking through the consequences. They can be sensitive, moody and unpredictable. When you have daughters the most effective method is to become their best friend from a very early age! If you don't show them love they often seek it elsewhere and this need is so innate that they won't stop till they think they've found it. If they trust you they will tell you what is going on with them. Building this trust is the most important part of your relationship....

Perhaps you think you have a good girl, I'm not disputing that fact but just remember that as miniature women their instincts are quite strong. While you may think you know every trick in the book, your teenage daughter is capable of out-smarting you every time. Why? - because, unlike the average son - she can read your every move. (Call it female intuition) Teenage daughters might do anything to grab the tiniest bit of freedom. So if it’s your job to lay down the boundaries; it’s theirs to try to push them. Quite simply, the temptations for teenage girls are so huge that the only way to cope is to be one step ahead all the time. Teenage girls are constantly tempted by the wild side of life. Any parent who ever doubts that the world of the teenage girl isn't a scary place to live in only has to switch on the TV and take a look at Nikki Minaj a the self-professed barbie and her followers who she warmly refers to as "Barbz" (let's not even talk about her lyrics). Read more http://www.covenantrelationships.org/2012/12/what-you-dont-know-about-your-dear.html

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