Your teen used to tell you everything. Now you're lucky if you get more than "fine."
Most parents wait for the hard conversations to build closeness. The real opportunity is the good moments. The grade they're proud of, the funny thing at lunch, the win they mention once and move on from. How you respond to those decides whether your teen brings you the heavier stuff later.
This guide shows you what to say, what accidentally shuts them down, and simple questions that get them talking without it feeling like an interrogation.
You can't control how much your teen tells you. But you can become the kind of parent they want to tell.
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