The kids are gone…Now what?
Every parent of a teenager knows their kid believes they know everything. But do they? The ability to text one hundred words per minute. The correct technique for taking a selfie. These are skills, but are they life skills? Will they keep clean clothes on your child’s back or prevent them from starving? They will not.
Of course, as parents, it’s partly on us. Maybe it’s just easier to do everything for our kids. Maybe we just never got around to teaching them. Maybe doing it yourself is the best way to avoid the teenage wrath. It really doesn’t matter. What matters is that they learn important life skills before you send them off.
The best advice I can give is to start early and do everything in moderation. You don’t want to be teaching your kid how to do laundry the week before they leave in the midst of packing and saying goodbye to friends. Trust me. That won’t end well.
So here’s a list of five life skills to teach your kids
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