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" "The attempt to control a teenager is like trying to pants on a gorilla. It's just frustrating, and you make the gorilla really mad." "

The difference between trying to manage a teenager and a teenager is the difference makes all the difference.

A management approach includes the following six criteria:

1) The parents are in - not necessarily in control, but in:

2) The teen, over time, learns and gets the opportunity, more in himself;

3) There is a clear plan for building trust and continuously responsibility;

4) The parents have an opportunity to see the progress of the juvenile;

5) There are clear consequences if the teenager that he or she can not in itself;

6) There is a map of how to earn back trust and responsibility.

All six of these criteria reflect the real world for the youth. Managing young people in this way is a good education for the real world.

A management approach for increasing the youth, the parents are clear. The goal is to provide them from your life and in their own. Education is one of the activities in which the goal is to eliminate the need for your work.

Visit ParentingYourTeenager.com for tips and tools for thriving during the teen years. You can also subscribe to our f * r * e * e 5-day e-program on The Top 5 Things to Never Say to your youth, education and coach expert Jeff Herring