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PARENTING TEENS

They've hit Puberty!
People often think that puberty and adolescence refer to the same thing. However, they refer to two different aspects of growing up. While puberty covers the physical, adolescence deals with the mental aspects of growing up.
        -  
Puberty and Adolescence
        -  Growing Pains - All about PMS (Premenstrual Syndrome)
        -  Bridging the Generation Gap
        -  My Teenage Daughter
        -  Rude Teens
        -  Conversation Skills


Eating Disorders
This is the worst fear of the new generation, specially the teenage girl. While the older generation looks at weight control from the health point of view, this is a worry that plagues the average teenager from a more cosmetic viewpoint.
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Am I Fat?
        -  Anorexia: Starvation is not the answer
        -  Bulimia: The binge-purge syndrome
        -  Compulsive overeating: Food is my best friend
        -  There is a way out
        -  Dealing with an overweight teenager
        -  Body Image
        -  Dental Tips for Your Teens
        -  Changing a Negative Body Image


Teen Problems
It's a fact of life that teenagers are likely to experiment with sex, drugs, alcohol, clothes and makeup on the fast track to adulthood. The question is what are you, as a parent going to do about it?
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Pocket Money
        -  Infatuation or love ?
        -  Leaving The Nest
        -  Drugs and Alcohol
        -  Do you fear your child will take to smoking?
        -  Does your teenager `drive' you crazy?
        -  Smoking Kills
        -  The Censorless Wonder
        -  Lessons for Your Teen
        -  Budgeting Clothes
        -  Problem Teens - Gary Direnfeld
        -  
Raising Responsible Teens - Gary Direnfeld
        -  
From School to College
        -  Drugs and My Children
        -  Teen Aggression
        -  Is Your Child on Drugs?
        -  Commonly Abused Drugs
        -  
How to Avoid Embarrassing Your Teen
        -  Coping with Your Preteen


Peer Pressure
Parents, speaking as adults who have forgotten the angst of their teenage years tend to discount the very real power of peer pressure. For teenagers, desperately trying to fit in, peer pressure is something that they find very difficult to withstand.
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Teenagers and Peer Pressure
        -  Tips on Dealing with Peer Pressure in Teens
        -  Friends
        -  The MMS Incident
        -  The Active Teen
        -  Combat Peer Pressure


Dating
Parents have to realize that the world is a different place from the time when they were teenagers. In those days, a crush was just something you giggled over with your girlfriends or fantasized over silently. But today the rules have changed.
        -  
Teenagers and Dating
        -  Tips on how to Handle Dating in Teens
        -  Parties and Your Daughter
        -  Girls and Your Son
        -  The First Crush
        -  Dating Rules for Teens

Depression
Adolescence is a stage of life when teenagers go through a period of uncertainty and confusion. Everything seems in a state of flux. Most teenagers emerge unscathed but there are others who just cannot cope and they fall into a depression.
        -  
Why Do Teenagers Get Depressed?
        -  Helping your Teenager Overcome Depression


Career Options
Standing at the crossroads of life, teenagers are plagued with one question: 'What do I want to do with my life?' Often parents impose their own ambitions and aspirations on the children confounding their confusion. All they need is vocational guidance from you, but for that you need to be aware of the career choices yourself.
        -  Armed Forces, a Great Career Option
        -  Becoming a Chef
        -  From Doodling to Cartooning
        -  Career Options: Law
        -  Careers in Advertising


Parent-Teen Relationships
By virtue of being a parent, you seem to have the duty to worry. And if your child has hit puberty, then it is God's grace if you still have a head full of black hair. Why is it that when children most require your advice, they shun it? Since despite all this behaviour, you still have to care for their well-being, keep working at your relationship.
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Love thy Teenager
        -  Coping with Your Preteen


Safety First
In a world where everything is moving at jet speed or just a click, it becomes important to be cautious. Inculcating a sense of personal safety is very important especially for the young and restless. Highlighting safety issues in the set of values that parents impart to kids can be a successful way to ensure that teens grow up to be responsible for their own and others lives too.
        -  
Why Wear a Helmet?
        -  License To Drive
        -  Speed Thrills...
        -  Internet Safety Tips for Teens


Related Articles
        -  Social Graces
        -  Gradual Exposure
        -  Money and Teens
        -  Don't Embarrass Your Teenager
        -  Encouraging your Teen to Volunteer
        -  Teens and their First Cell Phone

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