Teens
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TeensCommunicating with Teens
When a child refuses to go to school, the lines of communication need to be opened up.
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TeensTeen Dating
A teen should not start dating until he or she feels comfortable with it, which can vary from person to person.
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TeensTeen Dating
When a 12-year-old begins exploring her sexuality, it's time to put the brakes on.
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TeensTeen DatingBy FamilyEducation Editorial Staff
This Valentine's Day, share this story with your child to help you talk about rejection and hurt feelings.
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TeensChanges During Puberty
A 14-year-old wonders if his penis is too small for his age, and if he's developing too slowly. Our expert answers his questions.
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TeensChanges During Puberty
Find out what our expert has to say about a nine-year-old girl and a six-year-old boy sharing a bedroom.
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TeensChanges During Puberty
It would be ill-advised to "treat" an irregular period with birth control pills, just for convenience. Find out why.
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TeensChanges During Puberty
When premature puberty is suspected, it's reasonable to take your child to see her physician.
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TeensTeen Dating
Parents should avoid creating a sense of guilt for a child who masturbates, as it is a perfectly normal aspect of development.
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TeensChanges During Puberty
Most cases of acne can be controlled and cleared up, either by over-the-counter products or prescriptions from a doctor.
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TeensTeen Dating
Tell your dad that you would like to prove yourself and learn how to act on a date.
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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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TeensTeen Dating
Our expert believes that 11-year-olds are far too young to engage in dating behaviors.
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TeensPuberty and Sex
The primary objective in dealing with this crush is to make certain that this boy is not made to feel rejected, abnormal, or perverted.
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TeensTeen Mental Health
A parent asks how to help her younger son deal with his brother going off to college.
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TeensTeen Dating
A father who restricts telephone use is being overprotective. It is normal and appropriate for boys and girls to talk on the phone.
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TeensTeen Social Development
Find ways you can help develop your teen's social skills and encourage friendships.
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