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My role is changing now that my kids are teens, and stepping back isn't always easy

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By Kristina Wright
| Yahoo Life Verified
I have two teenage sons, and in recent years, my role as their parent has changed. I do less for them now and let them figure things out on their own. Doing less isn't always easy, and it's been a lesson for all of us. Every day, I walk past my younger son's backpack. It is still sitting by the back door, exactly where he dropped it on the last day of school in May, a sagging black reminder that summer break is almost over.
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Highly Anticipated Book-to-Screen Adaptations Out in the Second Half of 2026

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By Kristina Wright
| BookBub
If you love movies almost as much as you love books, you’ll want to check out our list of book-to-screen adaptations coming in the second half of 2026. From beloved classics to recent blockbusters, there’s an exciting wave of literary adaptations bringing unforgettable characters, imaginative worlds, and compelling stories to life on screen. Whether you’re a longtime fan of the original books or discovering these stories for the first time, these upcoming releases are sure to be worth watching!
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When I was growing up, celebrations were reserved for big achievements. I make sure to acknowledge my sons' smaller wins, as well. Original

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By Kristina Wright
| Business Insider Verified
Growing up, celebrations in my family were basically reserved for birthdays and Christmas. We didn't really celebrate academic achievements or traditional milestones. Those things were simply viewed as expectations, not necessarily accomplishments that earned recognition. Now that I'm parenting teenagers, I've found myself intentionally doing the opposite — celebrating the small wins along the way to the bigger goals.
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