This episode of Teen Commandments, Your Turn,

contained some bad language, doesn't it, Claire?

Very much so.

It's really quite rude, so keep the kids away.

It's all Claire's fine.

Hello, Claire Hamilton.

Hello, Sarah Cox.

Hello, lovely people.

Welcome to Teen Commandments, Your Turn,

where we try to work out.

What the hell is going on with our teenagers' brains?

It's New Year's Eve. We're seeing, we're saying latest to 2025 and welcoming in 2026. And what better way to distract you whatever you're doing on New Year's Eve of a morning? You could be planning your outfit for tonight.

You could be wondering what you're going to eat for your tea while you sit in front of the teller.

You're going to be debating whether you can be asked to stay up till midnight.

You might be away doing something lovely and fabulous.

Good for you if you are.

And you might just be trying to wonder what time your teenagers will come rolling in hammered through the door.

You could be on taxi duty. That was always me. Flipping taxi duty on New Year's Eve.

I always love the story about you being on taxi duty. Like your daughter, your daughter volunteering you. She's not doing anything anywhere to the other mums. So I didn't mean to give you that flashback there. Let's start with a story from Lucy. Hi Lucy. Hi Lucy. She says, hey there, Bezies. That's nice. We like that. I'm back with another email. You keep on unlocking memories. But this time I need to let you know that yesterday

I listened to the grieving your kids before they've left home episode and my heart actually broke

open because that's exactly how I was feeling. I'm now sat on the sofa going through old videos

and photos of my youngest Evie. She turned 18 on Wednesday 17th of December so a couple of weeks

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