Communicating with Teens
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TeensCommunicating with Teens
This article explains how to keep up a strong relationship with your child during the college years.
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TeensCommunicating with Teens
How can you trust your daughter if she is not trustworthy? You should set the expectations, boundaries, and consequences for study and dating.
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TeensCommunicating with Teens
A 13-year-old wants to get a belly button piercing, but you can say "no" to a tween without having reasons to back you up.
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TeensCommunicating with Teens
It's natural to be a little envious of your teen. Read advice for parents who are experiencing it.
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TeensCommunicating with Teens
When parents look back on their own adolescence it helps them understand their own teens better.
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TeensCommunicating with Teens
It may not seem like it, but there will be many times when your teens will want -- and need -- your company. You just have to be able to spot them!
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TeensCommunicating with Teens
A seventh-grader who has already been suspended several times, and is showing such a temper, is in desperate need of some tough love.
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TeensCommunicating with Teens
A teenager wants to know how she can improve her relationship with her negative mother.
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TeensCommunicating with Teens
A mother who read her daughter's diary is disturbed by what she found out. What should she do now?
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TeensCommunicating with Teens
What can you do when you feel that your parents are violating your privacy?
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TeensCommunicating with Teens
This is a normal, healthy stage in adolescent development, where the child seeks to pull away from her parents.
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TeensCommunicating with TeensBy FamilyEducation Editorial Staff
Here's some advice for bridging the mother-daughter divide during your daughter's teen years.
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TeensCommunicating with Teens
Our expert calls this parental behavior "morally bankrupt, self-serving, and damaging."
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TeensCommunicating with Teens
Here are the words you need to talk with your preteens and teenagers about terrorism and war.
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TeensCommunicating with Teens
How can a mother approach her daughter after reading upsetting revelations in her diary without her daughter's permission?
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TeensCommunicating with Teens
Arguments about room privacy are a normal part of teens pulling away from the influence, control, and authority of their parents.
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TeensCommunicating with Teens
This article reviews some books helpful to parents with children in highschool.
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TeensCommunicating with Teens
Find some helpful advice if the thought of leaving your teens home alone makes you uneasy.
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