Teenage daughtors

well take things at a time.perhaps you can plan for some activities that will fit to the likes of these teenagers like camping or watching movies in big screens. maybe all of you are not used to bond frequently and that's the reason why your kids just resort to other stuffs than be with you. i just wish this helps.

Well, I don't really have kids...but I'll try to help as much as I can. First of all, as a parent, try to find out why your daughters are acting that way. As far as I know, kids who rebel are usually the ones who are being given less attention by their parents. Do you spend time with your children? How old are they? Try to talk to them a bit more. Start a conversation with them. Ask them how was school, how was their day, etc. As much as possible, try to avoid questions that are answerable by yes or no so that you can have a good flow of conversation with them.

Or maybe, they are just going through a phase? Usually, teenagers would want to spend more time with their friends and try to "fit in". Just try not to let them slip away too far from you. Try to reach out to them. Talk to them, and maybe in time they'll open up to you.

Remove the cell phones and turn off the computer. Having access to those is a privilidge that should be conditional on their good behaviour.

Organise some family activities and designate family time each day - let them know that if they are upset or having problems it is okay to discuss this with you but that it must be a discussion and not a shouting match.