Teens
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TeensTeen Dating
Should parents allow their child to spend Spring Break with another family the parents don't know?
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TeensDriving ResponsiblyBy FamilyEducation Editorial Staff
Find sound advice on dealing with teens and driving.
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TeensTeen Behavior and Discipline
The parent of a troubled teen gets advice on how to deal with his violent behavior.
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TeensLGBTQ Teens
A mother wonders whether her son's cross-dressing urges are abnormal.
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TeensDrugs and Alcohol
A mother seeks advice on how to help her daughter with a drinking problem.
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TeensTeen DatingBy FamilyEducation Editorial Staff
Between the media and their peers, kids are constantly barraged with messages about sex.
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TeensTeen Behavior and Discipline
A parent wonders whether her son should receive additional punishment at home for a major mistake that cost him his job.
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TeensEating Disorders and Nutrition
Our expert advises a teenager to try exercise, rather than dieting.
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TeensTeen Dating
Our expert says that teens should be allowed to socialize in any room of the house, with the exception of the bedroom.
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TeensDriving Responsibly
Our expert advises parents not to use the car as punishment.
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TeensTeen Values and Responsibilities
Use this short guide to help your teen learn to budget.
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TeensChores and MoneyBy FamilyEducation Editorial Staff
Help your teen land that perfect summer job with these tips.
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TeensTeen Mental Health
When parents behave like this, it can make a kid feel that the only time she is appreciated by her parents is when she gets high grades.
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TeensEating Disorders and Nutrition
Eating disorders are showing up in kids as young as elementary school ages. Learn to recognize the warning signs.
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TeensEating Disorders and NutritionBy FamilyEducation Editorial Staff
Personality, genes, the pressures of a celebrity-crazed culture can all add up to food and weight-obsessed kids.
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TeensTeen Dating
No college instructor should ever engage a student in this blatant sexual and manipulative manner.
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TeensTeen Social Development
Our expert advises parents to respect their daughter's wishes to "lay off her" in their efforts to make her a better athlete.
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TeensTeen Self-Expression
It's normal for a 16-year-old to want to present herself physically as she chooses, not as her parents think she should look.
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