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5 Ways To Help Your Teen Resist Negative Peer Pressure by hyman9ja(m): 6:12pm On Nov 04, 2016
The teen years are no picnic -- for your child or for you as a parent. There are hormones, school pressure and mood swings -- and perhaps the largest looming of them all: Peer pressure. Will your angelic daughter succumb to the influence of her peers and start making less than stellar choices? Will your sweet mama’s boy turn into a being you don’t recognize, either inside or out, because of the influence of his friends? While there is no guarantee it won’t happen that way, you can take some steps to try to head it off. Below are Five ways to help your teen resist peer pressure by sheKnows


You've got to at least try! You made it through the terrible two's intact -- don't give up on parenting now! So how can you help your child resist negative peer pressure? It's more than just luck and a prayer! Consider these five points in your efforts to keep negative peer pressure at bay.

1. Keep communication lines open
Find ways to keep lines of communication with your child open, and preferably two-way. Create opportunities to talk and to listen. Make appointments if you have to! Talk about your own experiences with peer pressure as a young person and acknowledge that navigating social dynamics can be a challenge.


2. Be a role model
Lead by example in your own peer relationships. Make sure you are modeling healthy relationships with friends for your child, and talk with your child about how you do that. If your child sees you giving in to peer pressure with your peer group, why should he or she resist in hers?

3. Promote a strong personal identity
Find ways to help your child develop a strong personal identity and self-esteem. Whether it's an activity or sport or lessons or other interest, recognize the role that inner satisfaction and fulfillment plays in a person's life, whether young or old. Reinforce the positive. A child with a strong personal identity, while not immune to the influence of peers, has less need to follow along when less than ideal choices are being made.

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