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178. Tired of the Back Talk? Why It’s Not Defiance & What You’re Missing

178. Tired of the Back Talk? Why It’s Not Defiance & What You’re Missing

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Does your tween shut down, talk back, or constantly push your buttons—and you’re left wondering what actually works to improve behavior?

If you’re a single parent navigating the emotional rollercoaster of raising a tween or teen, this episode offers a new lens on discipline, connection, and communication—without relying on punishment or power plays. It’s time to reset the relationship with your child and yourself.

  • Learn what back talk really signals and how to respond with calm, connection, and confidence
  • Discover how your own inner child may be shaping your parenting—and how to shift that for healing
  • Get an inside look at the Story Teaching method to guide your tween’s emotional growth without drama

Press play now to discover parenting tools that rebuild trust, reduce behavior battles, and strengthen your connection with your tween or teen.

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