Helping Teenager with Acne
Acne is caused by the increased production of an oily substance in the glands of the skin -- not by dirt or by eating fatty foods. read more
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Acne is caused by the increased production of an oily substance in the glands of the skin -- not by dirt or by eating fatty foods. read more
Many girls have varied periods for up to two years after their first period. There may be several months in a row without any period, especially durin... read more
Even after their first period, girls continue to grow taller, and "regular" menstrual cycles usually do not happen for one to two years more. read more
A peck on the lips or cheek and hugs from you are fine, as long as they do not produce discomfort or inappropriate responses from your son. read more
Teen wants to know how to help her bulimic friend without telling anyone. read more
When your teen's "friend" is making cruel remarks, don't be afraid to step in and seek a meeting with his parents. read more
An expert tells a mother what steps to take to determine why her teenaged daughter isn't eating. read more
Our expert advises a teenager to try exercise, rather than dieting. read more
It's not normal insecurity for a healthy, developing teenager to be disgusted by her physical appearance. read more
A mother who has lost her son to suicide has a first-person message for parents: Learn about suicide, and talk to your teen. read more
This handy guide can help clarify different therapies and professional credentials, when you are seeking help for your troubled daughter. read more
If you have a troubled teen, learn what steps to take to get help for both the teenager and you. read more
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