Teens and tweens today face various challenges, including the pressure to conform to cultural norms and expectations. For Latine tweens, the portrayal of extroversion as the norm can be overwhelming. Challenging Stereotypes Despite cultural expectations, not all Latine teens and tweens fit into the extroverted mold. Introverted individuals, who prefer solitary activities and one-on-one interactions, often face stigma for their reserved nature. Parenting an Introverted Tween Brenda Morales, a mother of an introverted 11-year-old, emphasizes the importance of communication and understanding. Giving introverted tweens the space to express themselves is crucial for their emotional well-being. Overcoming Challenges Dalinez Martinez, a Dominican immigrant, reflects on her own journey as an introverted child. She highlights the impact of environment on introverted behavior and the importance of nurturing a child's individuality. Empowering Introverted Tweens Jessica Roman, a clinician, stresses the significance of building a safe and supportive environment for introverted tweens. Encouraging autonomy and respecting their preferences can boost their confidence and self-esteem. Support Strategies for Parents Researching adolescence and seeking resources can help parents better understand and support their introverted tweens. Creating a safe space for open communication and fostering autonomy are key aspects of parenting introverted children. By advocating for their child's individuality and providing a nurturing environment, Latine parents can help their introverted tweens thrive. Conclusion Understanding and supporting introverted Latine tweens requires compassion, communication, and acceptance. By challenging stereotypes, fostering autonomy, and creating a safe space for expression, parents can empower their children to embrace their unique qualities and navigate the complexities of adolescence with confidence.