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Family relationships are a big part of how teens’ minds and emotions grow. Having supportive family relationships eases the transition to maturity for youth by providing a safe space to share stories about their past and aspirations for the future (StudyCorgi, 2022). According to studies on teen family relationships, the way a child’s home is set up can affect their behavior problems. Teens who only have one parent are more likely to have problems, break the law, and be mean (Heshmati et al., 2021). Teenagers who grew up in families with strong family ties are less likely to be lonely or have other social problems than teens who grew up in low-income homes.
