Teens
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TeensTeen Social Development
Stick to your beliefs and don't allow other parents to sway you when you're setting the rules for your children.
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TeensTeen Dating
A grandparent is upset that his granddaughter is spying on her parents' lovemaking.
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TeensTeen Mental Health
If a friend reveals suicide plans in confidence, what should you do?
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TeensDriving ResponsiblyBy FamilyEducation Editorial Staff
Parents need to continue setting limits with their teens while they gain some necessary experience and behind the wheel.
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TeensTeen Dating
It can be difficult to work with other parents when you find out that your child is involved in a sexual relationship.
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TeensDriving Responsibly
It's a rare parent who can teach his teen to drive without experiencing some anxiety. Here are some tips to help make you a sane teacher and your teen a safe driver.
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TeensTeen Behavior and Discipline
Prepubescent children often seem to withdraw from the family. Find out what's normal.
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TeensChores and Money
There are many possible part-time jobs for young teenagers, but finding one can take persistence.
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TeensTeen Mental Health
When your teen is in a downward spiral, it's time to take action.
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TeensLGBTQ Teens
It doesn't mean you are gay just because you liked being touched by a male friend.
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TeensChanges During Puberty
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.
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TeensTeen Behavior and Discipline
Mood swings and low self-esteem are common among pre-pubescents.
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TeensTeen Behavior and Discipline
When teens have a lot going on, it's important that they schedule their time wisely.
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TeensDriving Responsibly
Our expert believes that asking teen sons to contribute to their insurance premiums is a reasonable request.
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TeensTeen Mental Health
A mother seeks advice on how to help her daughter manage her depression.
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TeensChanges During Puberty
Most pre-adolescents experience cattiness, but there are ways to boost their self-esteem.
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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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