Parenting Advice From A 14 & 16 Year Old

<p>What are some of the issues you’ve always wanted to talk about with your kids? We prepared a special episode with our daughters, to discuss the biggest fails -and wins- of parenting, from their point of view for you to seize some ideas on how to connect with your children.  </p><p>Kayla and Jordan are two young ladies with amazing personalities, and they will be our guests today to address some very important issues such as; the #Metoo movement, their education, the importance of privacy and more. A lot of the times we end up asking ourselves, what are my kids thinking? what’s going through their minds? And, you know what? Sometimes all you need to do is just to ask them and give them the opportunity to express themselves and encourage them to share their opinions. </p><p>If you've been listening to our previous episodes, you know that for us, communication is key in every single relationship we have, including the one we have with our kids and that’s why we wanted to show you exactly how we attempt to communicate with the girls because we think is important for everyone who has kids that things like; respecting their opinions, their interest and their privacy are a huge part of having a healthy and successful parenting experience. </p><p>Tune in and sign up for this fun and meaningful experience that hopefully will help you to communicate better with your own children. </p><p><strong>Key points discussed:</strong></p><ul><li>Kayla and Jordan explain the “ok, boomer” expression (01:25)</li><li>Ideas on how to start a conversation with your children (05:15)</li><li>Eddie and I share our impressions about the girls’ personalities (06:30)</li><li>Kayla and Jordan share their impressions on our personality (09:29)</li><li>The girls give us a full review of school? (12:43)</li><li>What do your parents do that drives you crazy? (17:30)</li><li>We address the #Metoo movement and the girls share their view on this matter (21:55)</li><li>The importance of keeping an open conversation in your family and actually listen