A national poll from the University of Michigan’s C.S. Mott Children’s Hospital reveals that while many parents are open to teens having a say in attending religious services, nearly half believe the decision should wait until age 18. Dr. Susan Woolford, a pediatrician at Mott and lead researcher, highlights potential holiday tensions when teens clash with parents over religious traditions. Could open dialogue and new ways to approach spirituality help bridge this divide? Read on to find out how families can navigate these tricky conversations.
