161\\ "Am I Doing Enough?" 6 Things Moms of Teens Do Too Much Of

RAISING HER CONFIDENTLY | Parenting Teens, How to Talk to Teens, Family Communication, Raising Teen Girls

With the beginning of a new school year,
Do you get anxious asking yourself these questions about your teenage daughter:
Is she going to be okay?
Is she going to ge up in time and do the work she needs to do?
Do you find yourself running every bad scenario in your head about how your teen girl will deal with new & old relationships?
Are you overthinking things about your daughter’s well-being or just getting in your head that is causing all this anxiety?
We often ask ourselves “am I doing enough for her?” or “Have I prepared enough for what’s to come?”
I think moms we worry, and we worry a lot about our kids. Today I’m going to address the question we tend to ask ourselves whether it be literally asking “Am I doing enough?” or through our actions and thoughts that depict this. You’ll be surprised, maybe you are doing too much. I’ll go over 6 reasons you may be doing too much for your girl. Let’s go!

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