Imagine you are 65 years old and you are experiencing conflicts with your adult children over a number of things: communication and style of interaction; lifestyle choices and habits; parenting practices; values, religion, ideology, and politics; work habits; and standards of household maintenance. how might you approach these conflicts or communicate with your children about them? which differences could you feel at ease with and which would really bother you?

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Madelyn Stewart

5 December, 16:15

Imagine you are 65 years old and you are experiencing conflicts with your adult children over a number of things: communication and style of interaction; lifestyle choices and habits; parenting practices; values, religion, ideology, and politics; work habits; and standards of household maintenance. how might you approach these conflicts or communicate with your children about them? which differences could you feel at ease with and which would really bother you?

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Gage Brennan · Answer 1

The key is communication. So having a get-together with my kids. Start by asking about their worries. Secondly listen. Pay attention to what ever moods, anger, difficulties they are feeling and also what it is from me that may cause them to feel uncomfortable and how can I make it improved. I would also tell them how I feel. At the end as a family symbol out an answer and come to a settlement. We must reveal to our faults and work to them.