My Daughter’s Boyfriend 14

So, your daughter has met a guy – she’s 14. What now? Should I worry? Here’s a guide to parents. You’ll learn how to deal with this teen boy without losing your cool. In a nutshell, YES! It’s normal for a boy to feel scared at fourteen. But you don’t have to be! There are plenty of ways to protect your daughter.

Although you won’t be able to stop your daughter from having sex with you, there are steps you can take to make it less painful. 75% of American teenagers are sexually active. While you can’t prevent your daughter from having sex, you can help her stop doing it by restricting her consumption of chocolate and ratty sweatshirts. There’s no guarantee she’ll stop eating chocolate for breakfast or wearing ratty sweatshirts to school.

Your first priority as a father should be to set a good example to your daughter. Men should be confident and strong, but they should not be afraid of doing things that challenge their masculinity. It is important for daughters to understand that men can be gentle, strong, and protective. Your daughter will look up if you are a loving, strong father. Don’t make your daughter feel afraid or uncomfortable by her boyfriend.

When your daughter starts a relationship, it can be exciting for both of you, but you shouldn’t let the excitement overwhelm you. It’s easy for girls to get too caught up in the romance and forget about other aspects of their lives. As a protective parent, insist on your daughter maintaining her friendships and extracurricular activities. Otherwise, she’ll be embarrassed by your insistence on keeping up with the boys in her life.