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Teen Behavior Contracts!

Teen Contracts

Tame your troublesome teen with our exclusive Teen Behavior Contracts package. This comprehensive set of  "teen-specific" parenting tools is designed to help you manage and improve your teen's behavior with efficiency and ease.

 

Our Teen Discipline Package includes:

 

1.  10 Prewritten Behavior Contracts for Teens

Each printable contract is one full page and covers a specific teen issue, such as:

 

Dating & Socializing

Driving

Attitude & Appearance

Substance Use

Household Expectations

School & Academics

Cell Phone Usage

Online Behavior

General Behavior

Character

2.  Teen Behavior Program

Think of this as a "behavior chart on steroids!"  This original teen program focuses on three main categories - General Behavior, Responsibilities, and Character Traits.

3.  Teen Parenting Tools

 

These useful parenting tools can be used alone or combined with others to meet the specific needs of your family and/or teen.  Tools include: 

Monthly Chore Chart

Behavior Rating Chart for Teens

Daily Teen Journal

Moods / Needs Chart

35 Life Skills to Teach Your Teen

Safety Plan for Teens    

Monthly Automobile Checklist for Drivers

Monthly Goal Chart            

"Good Deed for the Day" Chart

Habit-Breaking Chart

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If you're struggling with a difficult teen, look no further! Our Teen Behavior Contracts Package might just be the solution you're looking for! 

Take control of your teen’s behavior today with these proven tools and strategies.

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Contracts Included in the Package:

Dating & Socializing 

Teen contract that covers activities and behaviors related to socializing with friends and…gulp, dating!  Sets rules and expectations regarding these topics.

 

Driving 

New driver in the family?  This driving contract establishes the “dos and don’ts” with regards to this new privilege.  Promotes safe and responsible driving.

 

Character 

This contract is essentially a “checklist” which details a variety of positive character traits.  Choose the traits that you feel your teen most needs to work on.  Honesty?  Patience?  Moderation?  Flexibility?  Many more to choose from!

 

School & Academics 

This “student contract” addresses behaviors and expectations regarding…you guessed it – school!  Topics include participation, homework, respecting classmates and teachers, respecting property, being on time, etc. 

 

Attitude & Appearance 

Yes, two of the most challenging issues we commonly face with our teens – their attitude and their appearance!  We all need to choose our battles – and this contract will help you do that.  The closest your teen might ever get to an “attitude adjustment!”  It’s not always about what is said – but more often how it is said.

 

General Behaviors 

This “general” behavior contract covers topics such as respect, responsibility, safety, and chores.  Simple enough but gets the point across.  There’s also a statement about managing one’s emotions.

 

Household Expectations    

Is your teen aware of his or her basic household expectations?  This behavior contract sets curfew, bedtimes, chores, and household responsibilities.  It also discusses “checking-in,” rules regarding visitors, and privacy.

 

Online Behavior 

Is your teen being safe while browsing the web?  Does he or she know how to avoid being scammed?  This online behavior contract sets the rules and expectations regarding online behavior – but it also brings up some important points that would make for good dialog. 

 

Substance Use 

Never an easy subject!  We all want to believe that our teen will refrain from using dangerous substances – but that isn’t always the case.  This substance use contract for teens addresses those issues and provides strict guidelines around that topic.

 

Cell Phone Usage 

Probably the most sought-after behavior contract of the bunch.  If you have a teen, then you are likely dealing with cell phone issues.  This contract, as you might expect, sets the rules and conditions necessary to maintain one’s cell phone privileges.

 

So, what do you think?  Are you ready to give them a try?

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