How can i deal with with my teenage daughter from a father's point of view?

Question

How can i deal with with my teenage daughter from a father's point of view?

Answer 1

About what?  That's pretty vague, man.  They don't come with instruction manuals, if that's what you're looking for.  If they do, please let me know because I think mine got stuck!

Answer 2

Would you mind finishing your question.

Why don't you finish your question, then we can help you~!

Answer 3

By giving details so we know what issues you are talking about otherwise we can't help.

Answer 4

I take it that her Father not in her Life.

Answer 5

she is going to do about 100 things you wish she wouldnt no matter what , just listen to her and tell her you love her and be supportive , im glad i dont have your problem

Answer 6

how are we suppose to help you with just the title of the question? geez. how are we suppose to know whats wrong.

Answer 7

suck itb it up

Answer 8

what exactly did she do? Then we can help more.

Answer 9

you should set rules and follow through with them. every daughter needs a father who will protect her so always tell her that you want what is best for her despite what may be going through her mind. dont try to be her friend. take care of her, but let her know you are in charge. i am a teenage girl and my dad is great

Answer 10

Why what has she done.....?

Answer 11

read about what a mother would do

Answer 12

Be strict and set limits but don't limit her to the point only time she leaves the house is school or with you. It will only blow up in your face. My mom learned that the hard way once she finally let me do things. And another thing. As much as you may not like a guy don't really tell her no you can't date that guy.. Cause she's gonna do it anyways. she'll either sneak out or lie about where and who she's with.

Answer 13

Show her that you love her, and will support her through almost anything. Even if you think it's wrong. Set SOME rules and boundaries, but just the basic ones.

Because the more rules there are, the more likely she'll want to break them.

Don't shout at her either, she'll think you're showing her no respect, and won't show you any either.

xo

Answer 14

Be firm, be fair, set limits and don't be swayed by her saying, "But Daddy!!!" She may not like it at first but she will respect you more if you make a decision and stick to it.

Answer 15

Don't yell at her, it just makes things worse