SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) – Summer jobs are good for teens, but getting them to apply can be a challenge. That’s where parents come in.
Dr. Jennifer Baker of Good Dads says parents should lead with curiosity, not commands. She says instead of saying a teen can’t just sit around all summer, parents might start by asking what they’re hoping their summer looks like.
Parents can also point out the benefits of having a summer job, from putting it on a college resume to having more spending money…