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Let's Talk About - Building Your Village & Parenting Teen Boys with Kirsty Foster

Let's Talk About - Building Your Village & Parenting Teen Boys with Kirsty Foster

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WARNING: In this episode we talk about p-o-r-n.


In this episode of Your Youth Mentor, I’m joined by Kirsty Foster, the incredible mind behind Social Mums Club. We dive deep into the importance of creating your own village as a parent of a teen, and how it plays a crucial role in your support system. Kirsty shares her personal experiences and insights into parenting teen boys and why it’s a whole different ball game compared to raising girls.


We also talk about:

  • The challenges and rewards of parenting adolescent boys
  • Why a strong support network of other parents is essential for navigating the teenage years
  • How to approach your parenting style to better connect with your teen son
  • The unique needs of teen boys, and how they differ from girls
  • Tips on creating a community that helps you thrive as a parent

If you're a parent of a teen, especially a teen boy, this episode will give you practical advice, emotional support, and a reminder that you're not alone in this journey!


Show Links:

  • Social Mums Club Website: https://www.socialmumsclub.com/
  • Social Mums Club on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/social_mums_club
  • Mel's Services: www.melwhiteparentcoach.com

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