Tweens and Teens
There are many potential problems with social networking sites and the teenagers that use them. Social networking is a prominent tool for communication and self-expression for teens. While most of these experiences are positive, there are still steps parents and teens need to take to avoid harassment and sexual predators.
Kids have found a new place to get high: the family medicine cabinet. Teenage drug abuse and Pharm Parties where kids swap stolen pills are on the rise.
These tips will help you pass a driving test and prepare you for some of the questions that examiners may ask.
Teenage peer pressure can be highly influential with the constant process of making choices and weighing what they have been told by parents, peers, the media, teachers and other sources of information. Any one of these influences can be attractive to a teen.
Teen drinking doesn't have to be a fact of life. Involved, trusted parents can help teens make responsible decisions, but only if their actions and their words are consistent.
Parents searching for expert advice on the best way to talk to teenagers about the effects of smoking need to know there is no best way, and frankly, your history with your child and what you've learned about what works and what doesn't work with them already makes you an expert.
Many parents dread talking to teenagers about sex, but it's an essential conversation that sets the tone for your changing relationship with your child.
If you are a parent or a loved one of a child suffering from the signs of Anorexia, knowing the symptoms, health risks and treatment options could save your child's life.
It's important to recognize the symptoms of bulimiaso that you can begin treatment early. Bulimia can cause serious health conditions and even death.
Dating is an important subject for teens, and parents need to be involved in setting teen dating rules and expectations. Frequent communication, clear expectations and caring, loving support will help your teen make good choices.
With teenage puberty, and preteen development, questions arise that parents should know how to answer in advance. Being prepared when your child reaches puberty can make your child's transition from childhood to adulthood a little easier.
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