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Being over-connected on social media sites leaves many teens feeling completely disconnected. more...
Before you feel too confident just because you know your teen has a Facebook or MySpace account, consider whether you really know what your child is doing on these sites. more...
About 30 million children and teens participate in organized sports in the U.S. At younger ages than ever before, kids are starting sports and quickly ramping up to a level thats often so demanding, its not sustainable for kids or their parents. more...
How do you know if your teen is mature enough to stay home alone? Start by asking yourself these questions. more...
Most researchers who study children believe that over-supervising a teen actually stunts development. What is important is to love, support and trust your teen, and respect their privacy and independence. more...
Studies show that teens with high self-confidence are less likely to experiment with drugs and alcohol, engage in risky behaviors, and act out at home or in school. But where does self-esteem come from? more...
Although parents worry their teens aren't living the youthful, carefree lives they deserve, there may be a silver lining to the current economic climate: Every obstacle presents new opportunities to learn valuable life lessons. more...
Can a teenage girl who sends a sexy picture of herself to her boyfriend face prosecution for child pornography? Incredibly, the answer is yes. more...
Prom can be a time of great anticipation for teens - and an angst-laden experience for many parents. Managing your teen's prom-related behaviors may not always be easy, but a few important actions can go a long way toward ensuring that his or her behaviors remain in line with your expectations. more...
Teenagers love the look of glowing, sun-kissed skin but don't be fooled: Sun exposure is directly correlated with skin cancer and is particularly dangerous for teens. more...
For the first time since 1991, teen pregnancy is on the rise in the United States. In the years between 1991 and 2005 teen pregnancies had been steadily declining. There is no singular reason for the rise in teen pregnancy; however, there are a number of contributing factors. more...
