How will my teenager be affected by my divorce?
Divorce is a strain on the entire family. Learn how you can help your teen cope with the stresses that come along with divorce.
August 24, 2016
Divorce is a strain on the entire family. Learn how you can help your teen cope with the stresses that come along with divorce.
As a parent, you have a unique perspective, and an opportunity to instill the confidence your child wants as well as needs.
Using a calm and serious voice is more effective than constantly yelling when it comes to parenting strategies at varying age groups.
There are many social benefits from allowing your teen child to attend coed parties. Find the appropriate questions to ask.
Preschool teaches children important life and social skills that they might not learn staying at home with a parent. Read why preschool is important.
Instead of removing sexual images from your child’s environment, there are other ways to protect them and help them build lasting values.
When teenagers talk about cutting, what the are referring to is the use of sharp objects (razorblades, scissors, fingernails, keys, etc.) to make cuts or scratches on the body. Cutting can take the form of simple cuts and scratches, or the carving of words or images into the skin.
Planning on blending your family? These are some issues and strategies you will want to discuss with your partner, so you can create a happy home together.
Threshold is synonymous with the middle stage and is defined as any place or point of entering. We cross threshold every day.
Alcohol and Drug use among high school and middle school youth is a serious issue. Get up to date with recent drug and alcohol trends among teenagers.
Unfortunately, the answer to this question is not a number. Read how to determine when your teenager is ready for an R-rated movie.
Reactive Attachment Disorder is fairly common in adopted children and can stem from a variety of causes. Read how you can connect with your adopted child.