Want to Know What’s Going on in Your Teens’ Lives? Stay Up Late

If you let your teenagers’ circadian rhythms lead the way, you might learn more about what’s going on in their lives

teen staring at computer screen — Photo by Steinar Engeland on Unsplash

My husband helped my 16-year-old nephew with some car trouble. The next day, he received this text from my sister:

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Want to Know What’s Going on in Your Teens’ Lives? Stay Up Late

If you let your teenagers’ circadian rhythms lead the way, you might learn more about what’s going on in their lives

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