As charming as it sounds to raise a “mini-me,” children are not only unique, they aren’t wired exactly like Mom and Dad.”It is important to realize that what worked for parents when they were a teen does not always work for their own teen,” said Irene Little, clinical director of Access Counseling Group. “Children may be very similar in personality and mannerisms, but it does not mean they think alike or feel the same about situations their parents did when they were younger.”
