FamilyLife Blended® Minute

Just Not Home Anymore

with Ron Deal | November 30, 2019
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A 35 year-old woman said this as she reflected on her holiday family visit. She went to her childhood home but because her dad married after her mom's death he was preoccupied with his new wife and her family. All of that made home feel foreign. Changes to family traditions can make children and teens feel that way, too. That's why parents should keep some traditions. Also, acknowledge that change is hard. Talk about it. Remind them that what hasn't changed is your love for them.

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  • A 35 year-old woman said this as she reflected on her holiday family visit. She went to her childhood home but because her dad married after her mom's death he was preoccupied with his new wife and her family. All of that made home feel foreign. Changes to family traditions can make children and teens feel that way, too. That's why parents should keep some traditions. Also, acknowledge that change is hard. Talk about it. Remind them that what hasn't changed is your love for them.

I don’t know. It just doesn’t feel like home anymore.