The key to the future well-being of teens lies in spending time with parents, instead of growing distant and independent. It belives that teens growing apart from their parents and spending less time with them captured the everyday experiences of families. On five occasions over seven years, they conducted home and phone interviews with mothers, fathers and the two oldest children in almost 200 middle-and workingclass families living in small cities, towns, and rural communities. The study also found that the decline in the time teens spent with parents and others was less pronounced for second-born than for first-born children. Both moms and dads spent more time alone with a child of their same sex when they had both a daughter and a son.
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