You’re Wearing That? Deborah Tannen on Mothers and Daughters

September 18, 2026

The mother-daughter relationship is uniquely powerful, and sometimes complicated. Why do conversations so often circle back to hair, clothes, and weight? In this episode, bestselling author and Georgetown professor Deborah Tannen joins three generations of Mom Enough to explore communication, conflict, and connection. Discover practical insights for strengthening this important relationship and building greater understanding across generations.

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