asklisapodcast

@asklisapodcast

Psychologist and @NYTimes best-selling author @LDamour and her colleagues are here to help you raise tweens and teens.

asklisapodcast
@asklisapodcast
Aug 17
Girls often develop fine motor skills earlier—think handwriting and speech—while boys tend to develop gross motor skills sooner. When school places more value on writing and talking than moving and building, those developmental differences can matter.
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asklisapodcast
@asklisapodcast
Jul 22
Your teen may think they're just playing a game. But some in-game features work a lot like gambling. Loot boxes, mystery rewards, and other chance-based purchases ask kids to spend real money without knowing what they'll get in return.
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asklisapodcast
@asklisapodcast
Jul 6
By around 13, many teens often feel suddenly - and completely - embarrassed by their parents. It's not personal. As teens begin figuring out who they are, creating a little distance from their folks is often part of the process. @LDamour shares in Episode 245.
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asklisapodcast
@asklisapodcast
Jun 24
If your teen seems completely unwilling to see another side of the situation, you're not imagining it. Adolescents are still developing the ability to consider multiple perspectives, and that skill often strengthens with age.
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asklisapodcast
@asklisapodcast
Jun 22
Every parent wants to believe they're making the choice that will keep their teen safest. We may take different approaches, but the goal is usually the same. @LDamour and @reenaninan unpack this in Episode 271.
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