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Well, the teen years are so ripe with opportunities for your kids to grow in discernment and to develop good

boundaries. And we're going to talk about two topics today where they're going to need

discernment and boundaries. And those are entertainment and dating. I'm John Fuller, along with

our vice president of parenting, Dr. Danny Werta. And let's kick off today with a clip from Focus on

the Family with Jim Daly.

Jim spoke with Dr. Ken Wilgus and Jessica Pfeiffer about helping your child with boundaries.

In that context, Ken, those conversations with your 15, 16, 17-year-old, where the discussion

could be a little more mature, obviously, than a 13, 14 year old.

But in that context, the whole key is how to teach them to be responsible for those decisions

that they're going to make.

I think you should start as a parent realizing that you're not going to be able to keep it

all out.

Your kids will find a work around through other friends,

through other. They will get to content they want to get to. That was my conclusion. So the bigger

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