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LoginGet practical advice on what to do when you don't like or approve of your teen's significant other. I don't like my son's girlfriend—what do I do? Is this you? No matter your child's gender or the gender of the person they are dating, it's common for parents not to approve of who their teen dates. Parents who face this delicate situation need to decide on the best way to handle it without pushing their teen away. They often wonder if it's better to tell their child how they really feel or to keep their opinions to themselves. This predicament requires special consideration—and very careful word choices—if and when you address it. Remember that your teen cares for and is excited about the person they are dating.
Wait for them to come to you. The advice came from my dear friend Jennifer, who has a stepfamily of her own and understands that it takes time and patience to blend and bond. I was nervous.
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In this week's 'Teen Talk' column, a young adult describes the dos and don'ts of introducing a new partner to your kids. When I was 17 years old, I came home one day to find a woman sitting on my dad's lap in the living room as they giggled about who knows what. I knew my dad had been dating again , but not because he actually told me. It's just not that hard to figure out what's going on when your parent suddenly starts going out on weekends and talking about love again.
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