Recently I came across a newly published book 75 Habits for a Happy Marriage. The
authors, Bush & Bush, share their insightful understandings of the
challenging ebb and flow of relationships.
Keying in on the importance of connection,
communication and intimacy they provide a wonderful guide to getting and
keeping your relationship on track.
Whether you need a tune up, repair job or a full overhaul, 75 Habits is an inspiring resource. Building
better relationships with our partners (and our kids), requires time and effort
– this book will get you moving the right direction.
Teenagers! Time tested, solution focused strategies for raising teens and tweens.
Monday, August 26, 2013
Tuesday, August 20, 2013
More on Technology & Kids
Continuing on the technology theme: There is no debating that teens are addicted
to their cell phones. Most teens use their phones 24/7 and texting is
their main form of communication.
Here is a great visual with interesting stats Cell phone & Teens
And a thought provoking ABC interview Interview
Here is a great visual with interesting stats Cell phone & Teens
And a thought provoking ABC interview Interview
Wednesday, August 7, 2013
Technology & Kids
This is a topic that I
have been fielding many questions about. Communication and connections.... Here is an interesting
article
Teenagers today still go through puberty, adolescence, and all the associated personal and relational dramas that go along with that. So their basic desires, needs, and questions haven’t changed. But we need to acknowledge that the technology they have grown up with has completely changed the way people go about their lives. Young people today will have a radically different experience of childhood and adolescence than their parents did. Adults talk about social networking and mobile technology as “new technology” yet for tweens & teens it is merely the where and how of interactions.
Has technology changed the way teenagers tick?
Teenagers today still go through puberty, adolescence, and all the associated personal and relational dramas that go along with that. So their basic desires, needs, and questions haven’t changed.
But we need to acknowledge that the technology they have grown up with has completely changed the way people go about their lives. Young people today will have a radically different experience of childhood and adolescence than their parents did.
Adults talk about social networking and mobile technology as “new technology” yet for tweens & teens it is merely the where and how of interactions.
- See more at: http://understandingteenagers.com.au/blog/2010/10/how-generation-z-are-being-shaped-by-technology/#sthash.P57916jU.dpuf
Teenagers today still go through puberty, adolescence, and all the associated personal and relational dramas that go along with that. So their basic desires, needs, and questions haven’t changed.
But we need to acknowledge that the technology they have grown up with has completely changed the way people go about their lives. Young people today will have a radically different experience of childhood and adolescence than their parents did.
Adults talk about social networking and mobile technology as “new technology” yet for tweens & teens it is merely the where and how of interactions.
- See more at: http://understandingteenagers.com.au/blog/2010/10/how-generation-z-are-being-shaped-by-technology/#sthash.P57916jU.dpuf
Has technology changed the way teenagers tick?
Teenagers today still go through puberty, adolescence, and all the associated personal and relational dramas that go along with that. So their basic desires, needs, and questions haven’t changed.
But we need to acknowledge that the technology they have grown up with has completely changed the way people go about their lives. Young people today will have a radically different experience of childhood and adolescence than their parents did.
Adults talk about social networking and mobile technology as “new technology” yet for tweens & teens it is merely the where and how of interactions.
- See more at: http://understandingteenagers.com.au/blog/2010/10/how-generation-z-are-being-shaped-by-technology/#sthash.P57916jU.dpuf
Teenagers today still go through puberty, adolescence, and all the associated personal and relational dramas that go along with that. So their basic desires, needs, and questions haven’t changed.
But we need to acknowledge that the technology they have grown up with has completely changed the way people go about their lives. Young people today will have a radically different experience of childhood and adolescence than their parents did.
Adults talk about social networking and mobile technology as “new technology” yet for tweens & teens it is merely the where and how of interactions.
- See more at: http://understandingteenagers.com.au/blog/2010/10/how-generation-z-are-being-shaped-by-technology/#sthash.P57916jU.dpuf
Has technology changed the way teenagers tick?
Has technology changed the way teenagers tick?
Teenagers today still go through puberty, adolescence, and all the associated personal and relational dramas that go along with that. So their basic desires, needs, and questions haven’t changed.
But we need to acknowledge that the technology they have grown up with has completely changed the way people go about their lives. Young people today will have a radically different experience of childhood and adolescence than their parents did.
Adults talk about social networking and mobile technology as “new technology” yet for tweens & teens it is merely the where and how of interactions.
- See more at: http://understandingteenagers.com.au/blog/2010/10/how-generation-z-are-being-shaped-by-technology/#sthash.P57916jU.dpuf
Teenagers today still go through puberty, adolescence, and all the associated personal and relational dramas that go along with that. So their basic desires, needs, and questions haven’t changed.
But we need to acknowledge that the technology they have grown up with has completely changed the way people go about their lives. Young people today will have a radically different experience of childhood and adolescence than their parents did.
Adults talk about social networking and mobile technology as “new technology” yet for tweens & teens it is merely the where and how of interactions.
- See more at: http://understandingteenagers.com.au/blog/2010/10/how-generation-z-are-being-shaped-by-technology/#sthash.P57916jU.dpuf
Has technology changed the way teenagers tick?
Teenagers today still go through puberty, adolescence, and all the associated personal and relational dramas that go along with that. So their basic desires, needs, and questions haven’t changed.
But we need to acknowledge that the technology they have grown up with has completely changed the way people go about their lives. Young people today will have a radically different experience of childhood and adolescence than their parents did.
Adults talk about social networking and mobile technology as “new technology” yet for tweens & teens it is merely the where and how of interactions.
- See more at: http://understandingteenagers.com.au/blog/2010/10/how-generation-z-are-being-shaped-by-technology/#sthash.P57916jU.dpuf
Has technology changed the way teenagers tick?Teenagers today still go through puberty, adolescence, and all the associated personal and relational dramas that go along with that. So their basic desires, needs, and questions haven’t changed.
But we need to acknowledge that the technology they have grown up with has completely changed the way people go about their lives. Young people today will have a radically different experience of childhood and adolescence than their parents did.
Adults talk about social networking and mobile technology as “new technology” yet for tweens & teens it is merely the where and how of interactions.
- See more at: http://understandingteenagers.com.au/blog/2010/10/how-generation-z-are-being-shaped-by-technology/#sthash.P57916jU.dpuf
Teenagers today still go through puberty, adolescence, and all the associated personal and relational dramas that go along with that. So their basic desires, needs, and questions haven’t changed. But we need to acknowledge that the technology they have grown up with has completely changed the way people go about their lives. Young people today will have a radically different experience of childhood and adolescence than their parents did. Adults talk about social networking and mobile technology as “new technology” yet for tweens & teens it is merely the where and how of interactions.
Has technology changed the way teenagers tick?
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