Tweens & Teens
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Tips for Keeping Connected to Your DaughterMany moms struggle to stay close with their daughters when they become teens. Here are nine ways moms can preserve this special bond. |
June 2013 |
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Teens and Summer Jobs: Tips and Advice to Help Them Land OneWorking during vacation is an important life experience for adolescents. How can parents help them find the right gig? Get clued in here. |
May 2013 |
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Teen Smoking Concerns, Signs, Risks and Facts for ParentsThe U.S. Surgeon General finds cigarette, cigar and other tobacco use still high among adolescents. Discover the trends and indications your kid might be smoking. |
April 2013 |
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Teens and Password Sharing: Safety Risks and AdviceA study finds that one in three teens swap private access information to their online accounts with their friends. How can you help your kid stay safe? |
March 2013 |
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Career Focused Camps Give Southeast Michigan Teens an EdgeMany colleges are offering summer fare for high schoolers. They experience campus life and explore ambitions – or, just as importantly, discover what they might not want to be when they grow up. |
March 2013 |
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Teeth Whitening: Facts on Teens and BleachingIs it OK for tweens and teens to reach for the bleach in their quest for a 'perfect' pearly white smile? What parents need to know, first. |
February 2013 |
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Star Struck TweensDaughter's room look like a shrine to Robert Pattison? Don't sweat. Celebrity crushes are usually innocent (and totally normal!). |
February 2013 |
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Teens and Marijuana on the Rise: What Parents Should KnowCurrent trends and attitudes make pot seem perfectly acceptable. How do you know if your teen is toking – and what are the consequences? |
November 2012 |
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Is Your Teen Depressed? How To Know, and What to DoHenry Ford Health System Dr. Kelly Rogalski shares signs parents should be aware of – and options for help. |
October 2012 |
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Tweens, Teens and Lying, What Parents Should Know and DoHow good is your lie detector? Fibs are normal part of adolescence, to an extent. Here's how to tell when they're being untruthful – and appropriate consequences. |
October 2012 |
