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The journey from adolescence to adulthood is very challenging. There are major changes in the physical, cognitive, social, and moral development of teens. Add to this peer pressure, high school, dating, getting into a good college … and the major task of teens establishing their own self-identify. Our goal is to help teens and parents alike successfully cope with these multi-faceted changes. The resources we provide bring together the opinion of recognized experts who are committed to improving the lives of teenagers and their caring parents.

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Paying For A Teen Driver

Submitted by Viya on Wed, 2010-06-23 11:24
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When your teenager turns 16, you'll have extra car insurance expenses and maybe even the extra cost of another car. It's important to help your teenager drive responsibly and become financially responsible enough to be able to manage his or her finances later in life. Help your teenager understand the responsibility and expenses of being a driver by creating a contract and asking for help with driving-related expenses.


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Paying For A Teen Driver

Submitted by Viya on Wed, 2010-06-23 11:24
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When your teenager turns 16, you'll have extra car insurance expenses and maybe even the extra cost of another car. It's important to help your teenager drive responsibly and become financially responsible enough to be able to manage his or her finances later in life. Help your teenager understand the responsibility and expenses of being a driver by creating a contract and asking for help with driving-related expenses.


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Parenting help for teen talk

Submitted by Viya on Thu, 2010-06-17 10:27
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It can be difficult to talk to your teenager about things like drugs, alcohol and sex. But it's vitally important that you discuss these issues with them so they know where you stand, and they can make better, healthier decisions. Finding ways to bring up awkward subjects can help make the conversation not only less tense, but more productive and educational for your teen. Using tips for casual conversation can help you raise a difficult subject, answer your teenager's questions and make them more willing to discuss these topics with you in the future.


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