Parenting Tween Boys vs Girls: What’s Different and Why It Matters – 397
About this episode
This episode discusses the differences in how tween boys and girls navigate friendships, emotions, and independence, providing insights for parents.
Boys and girls move through the tween years very differently. They handle friendships, express emotions, and start testing their independence each in their own ways. And if you don't know what to expect, it's easy to misread what's going on. In this episode, the third in our tween series, I share what the research says about how tween boys and girls differ and what I saw firsthand as a therapist and school counselor. You'll hear about friendship patterns, emotional expression, academics, and what it looks like when your tween starts wanting more space. Take what fits your child and leave what doesn't. When you understand what's underneath their behavior, you can respond in a way that supports what they need. For full show notes and information, visit https://lessdramamoremama.com/397 The post Parenting Tween Boys vs Girls: What’s Different and Why It Matters – 397 appeared first on Less Drama More Mama .
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