One of the best ways to learn is to reflect on someone else's experiences. Chap Clark has extensive experience in being not just a parent of teenagers, but a cultural expert on teenage life. I have read his book, "Hurt: Inside the world of today's teenagers", and followed him for several years. He's has proven to me to be an example worthy of being reflected over.
Chap shares from his own personal experiences the answers to a couple of questions that we could all benefit from. Follow this link to find out what he has to say about...
1 - Given all of your research and experience through the years with teenagers, what do you wish you had known about parenting when your kids were younger?
2 - You've written books about dads and daughters as well as dads and sons. What's one word of advice you would give to fathers about their relationship with their daughters, and one word of advice you'd give about their relationship with their sons?
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