When teens start skipping out on family activities, it can catch parents off guard. One week you're sharing dinner or watching a movie together, and the next, your teen barely leaves their room. It feels sudden, but chances are, there's more going on beneath the surface. Many parents worry they're losing connection or they've done something wrong, when really, withdrawing can be part of growing up. Understanding why this shift happens can help take away some of the guesswork.

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