Adult children

The Top 10 Ways to Have a Great Relationship With Your Adult Children. 1. Set a standing date. 2. Be a true friend. 3. Accept their dreams may not be your dreams. 4. Do not make assumptions. 5. Get on their level. 6.Support without coddling. 7.Trust them to make good decisions

One of the saddest things for parents is to do their best and pour their hearts into training their children, only to have those very children push away from them as they become teens or young adults.

Dealing with grown children who ignore their parents is very difficult. If you need guidance on this matter, here’s what you can do. #Family #problems #issues #tips #advice #feelings #blame #grownchildren #relationship #parents #findyourmomtribe

Are you one of those parents, who is trying very hard to reconcile with their estranged adult child, but whatever you do, it just doesn't seem to work?

I have 3 adult children and I wonder how much I should still be trying to influence their lives. Do my “suggestions” sound like a nagging mom?

Momlife - Parenting Adult Children

Letting go of adult children is a challenging process and there are 13 things holding you back from enjoying your almost empty nest. Begin to process what's happening so you can take the steps that will create joy in your life once again.

So I love scanning the bookshelves at thrift stores, you never know what you will end up finding. Last week I came across this gem and splurged. I thought it might be worth .50 cents. Yes, it’…

Parenting a child is a difficult and at times a stressful task. As parents we normally don’t receive any training either, other than how our own parents raised us. We do what we can and hope along the way our guidance will enable our child to grown into independent adults. We start with the best… Read More How Do You To Stop Enabling Adult Children?

If you’re an adult child of an alcoholic or if you grew up in a similar kind of dysfunctional environment, the odds are high that you’ve heard this statement a time or two from a friend, coworker or romantic partner. People who grew up in a family with addiction share many common traits. We are quick to solve problems and be there for our friends, but we also have many traits that cause us our spouses, friends, coworkers, and others to scratch their heads. Here are three things many adult…