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Actress Melissa Joan Hart is sharing an honest look at what parenting looks like in her household these days. The former sitcom star, who rose to fame on shows like Sabrina the Teenage Witch and Melissa and Joey, recently spoke about the ups and downs of raising three sons who are now entering their teenage years.
Hart explained that her youngest son has reached a stage where he no longer welcomes hugs from his mother, a shift that has caught her off guard. She noted that the change is a natural part of growing up, even though it stings a little. According to Hart, her experience raising his two older brothers has taught her not to take the rejection personally and to give her children space as they figure out their own boundaries.
She described the transition from parenting young kids to parenting teens as a constant learning process. Hart said she has learned to read the room, pick her moments, and find other ways to show affection when physical gestures are no longer wanted. She also emphasized that staying patient and keeping communication open matters more than ever during these years.
Hart, who has been married to musician Mark Wilkerson since 2003, has often spoken publicly about family life. This time, her message was simple and relatable for many parents: teenagers push away sometimes, but that does not mean they stop needing you.
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