How often do you and your teen talk openly about daily life or feelings?
When your teen faces a dilemma, how likely are they to come to you first for advice?
After an argument, do you and your teen address the issue or just let it linger?
Does your teen feel comfortable bringing sensitive worries or fears to you?
Do you sense your teen trusts you enough to share both big and small mistakes?
Are household rules and consequences clearly defined and fairly applied?
How well do you know your teen’s current interests, challenges, and friends?
How often do you acknowledge your teen’s efforts (not just results)?
Do they consider your insights or do they rely on peers/outsiders first?
How often do you let your teen make certain choices—knowing they might fail—so they learn from them?
Do you schedule regular family time or 1-on-1 moments for genuine conversation?
When your teen is stuck, do you guide them with problem-solving skills or just give directives?