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Episode 126 How To Build Your Teen's Confidence with Fehintoluwa Alawonde
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- The Masterful Parenting Podcast - Heal Your Childhood and Parent Better Through Relational Parenting
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- Mar 29, 2026
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Summary
Why do so many teens struggle with confidence—even when they seem “fine” on the outside? In this powerful conversation, I’m joined by Fehintoluwa Alawonde to unpack what’s really going on beneath the surface for today’s teens—and how parents can support them in building a strong, grounded sense of identity. Because confidence isn’t something we can force or fix.It’s something that develops through safety, connection, and self-understanding. In this episode, we explore: Why teen confidence is more fragile than it appears How identity is shaped during adolescence (and what can disrupt it) The hidden impact of pressure, comparison, and social expectations What teens actually need from parents (it’s not what you think) Practical ways to support your teen without pushing them away If you’ve ever worried about your teen’s self-esteem, independence, or sense of self—this episode will give you a new lens and practical tools to show up differently. 💛 Because raising a confident teen doesn’t start with changing them…It starts with how we relate to them. Fehintoluwa Enny is a wife, mum, health professional, youth mentor, and coach, as well as the founder of Quantum Impact Hub. For over 15 years, she has walked alongside teenagers, creating safe spaces where they feel seen, heard, and confident in who they are becoming. Alongside her extensive mentoring experience, she is currently advancing her formal coaching training, deepening her expertise in helping young people build clarity, resilience, and purpose. She also serves in a leadership role within her healthcare profession, where she is passionate about growth, excellence, and people development. Through Quantum Impact Hub, Fehintoluwa partners with parents and guardians to raise emotionally intelligent, purpose driven teens wh…