Teens, Teen Social Development, Communicating with Teens
By Tara Rhiannon Dawn Fietz, BA, MFA
Teens, Teen Social Development, Communicating with Teens
By Tara Rhiannon Dawn Fietz, BA, MFATeen Social Development
Teen emotions can be tricky. Stay tuned into his shifting moods and learn to spot any signs of trouble.
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TeensTeen Self-ExpressionFind out what potential health problems body piercings can cause.
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TeensTeen Social Development
Should a 12-year-old girl to be wearing make-up or clothing that mimics an entertainer like Britney Spears?
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TeensCommunicating with Teens
A teenager wants to know how she can improve her relationship with her negative mother.
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TeensTeen Self-Expression
If your daughter won't agree to getting a belly button piercing under safe medical conditions, I would refuse to allow it to be done.
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TeensTeen Social DevelopmentThirteen-year-olds should not be left in unsupervised after-school situations.
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TeensTeen Self-Expression
A mother wants to know if she should insist on more appropriate dress by her daughter.
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TeensTeen Social DevelopmentUse these quick tips to help keep your teen safe on prom night.
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TeensTeen Social DevelopmentBy FamilyEducation Editorial StaffFind great suggestions for keeping teens safe after the prom.
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TeensTeen Self-Expression
How much should a mother worry about the way her son dresses?
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TeensTeen Social DevelopmentOur 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-ExpressionIt'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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TeensCommunicating with TeensA mother who read her daughter's diary is disturbed by what she found out. What should she do now?
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TeensTeen Self-Expression
When parents present their arguments against tongue piercing, they should be careful not to shame or blame their child.
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TeensCommunicating with TeensWhat can you do when you feel that your parents are violating your privacy?
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TeensCommunicating with Teens
This is a normal, healthy stage in adolescent development, where the child seeks to pull away from her parents.
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TeensTeen Self-Expression
Read conversations between teens and their parents about the topic of clothing.
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TeensCommunicating with TeensBy FamilyEducation Editorial Staff
Here's some advice for bridging the mother-daughter divide during your daughter's teen years.
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TeensCommunicating with TeensOur expert calls this parental behavior "morally bankrupt, self-serving, and damaging."
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