Can you really motivate a teenager?

When was the last time you felt like you truly understood a teenager?

Claude Larson, our guest on 'Renew Motherhood,' claims to have cracked the code after 25 years of experience motivating thirteen-year-olds. Yes, those elusive, eye-rolling, 'I know better' teenagers. While most parents are pulling their hair out trying to get through to their kids, Claude insists it's possible to move the immovable object.

Most of us think that understanding teenagers is akin to understanding quantum physics. It's complex, unpredictable, and frankly, exhausting. But what if we've been approaching it all wrong? Maybe it's not about changing them, but about changing ourselves first.

Our host, Blanka Falk, poses a question that resonates with every parent: "What mother can say they've spent 25 years with a thirteen-year-old?"