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Parenting teens can be tough. And we know we’re not the only ones who found that information and advice about parenting goes from a deluge to a trickle once your kids hit the teen years.
We know this is partly because as everyone’s teenagers and their friends become more aware of what’s posted online by their parents, privacy – quite rightly – becomes more of an issue.
But it’s so helpful and reassuring to read about and connect with other parents going through similar experiences and in our time at Equipp, we’ve come across some brilliant resources, blogs and social media accounts. We hope sharing some of these resources here will make a difference.
Celebrating teenagers
The Equipp blog is written for parents of teens and includes guest articles from teen bloggers and parenting experts
Parenting Teens Blogs
Actually Mummy – parenting teens & life in between
https://actuallymummy.co.uk/
Grown & Flown – for an American perspective on parenting teens
https://grownandflown.com/
The Equipp Blog – we cover all aspects of parenting teenagers, with articles by guest experts and by teenagers themselves
https://equipp.co.uk/blog/
Parenting Teens Experts
Thinking Parenting – advice from parenting expert Anita Cleare (be sure to check out the Teenagers section on the blog)
https://www.anitacleare.co.uk/
Neurogility – we highly recommend Ann Coleman and her positive, common sense attitude to parenting teens
https://neurogility.com/
Kirsten Cobabe – coach and “teen whisperer”. We love her encouraging and inspiring Instagram account
https://www.instagram.com/kirstencobabe
Education Resources
Dr Kathy Weston – proven parenting strategies based on academic research
https://www.drkathyweston.com/
Parent Guide to GCSE – a very useful blog, podcast and free revision plan generator
https://www.parentguidetogcse.com/
Teenage Mental Health
Young Minds
https://youngminds.org.uk/
Charlie Waller
https://charliewaller.org/
Mental Health Foundation
https://www.mentalhealth.org.uk/
Hector’s House
https://hectorshouse.org.uk/
If you have any suggestions or recommendations, we’d love to hear from you. You can email us at emily@equipp.co.uk or DM us on our social channels.
