Why do teenagers feel they have only rights and no responsibilities?

How can you educate your teenager to take charge and support around the house? By transmitting your inner teen, naturally! Keep in mind of those times of your teens when you pretended to do the things you were supposed to, but never did.

If you want your teenagers to behave differently, follow these methods.

• Never try to say these words "How many times do I have to tell you?" straight away remove these words out of your word stock. They are a hearing hallucination.

• Just don't look for them to come behind, and when they come behind, get ready for them to be escorted by one of your teen's BFFs; the debate, the frown, or the constant eye-roll. So why set regulations that won't be followed? You may perceive the regulations you attribute in your household are for your teens, but surely they are to your advantage.

• You desire teen to do things, and your teen desires to do things. Good! You want the teen to keep their room tidy, ground the rubbish, clean the table, and scrape up the leaves. Your teen wants to freak out, sleep in, and chill. All at once there may be only one thing you can be of the same mind upon; someone is making someone else's life hell here.

You're wondering if they exactly did what they were want to, you would leave them in solitude. They're pondering, if you would just leave about that "let them do what they're supposed to" things and prance directly by the leaving them alone part, that would work wonders.