3) Talk with Your Teen about Healthy Relationships. U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. Web. Accessed: Dec 29, 2014. http://healthfinder.gov/HealthTopics/Category/parenting/healthy-communic... 4) What Girls Need to Know about Growing Up. Talking to Your Daughter about Dating, Se...
The Valentines Edition: Telling a 6 year-old they can have a “girlfriend” as long as they get good grades; helping tweens navigate crushes; and are trans kiddo romantic sleepovers damaging? — Episode 194 GOT A QUESTION? Anything goes! Just leave a quick voice mail and I’ll answer it...
My heart goes out to this mom, this young man and the rest of the family. My hope is that this mom and all mom’s in similar situations are open to functional medicine, nutritional psychiatry and the power of food and nutrients to dramatically reduce and in many cases reverse behavioral ...
Coupled with the obesity epidemic, the US also has one of the highest infant mortality rates in the entire world. So yes, teens have a lot of sex, but no, they are not educated about it and practice healthy sex. It's actually a very complicated answer. Yes, teens do have a lot o...
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Now that cold and flu season is here I want to make sure that I’m are doing all I can to keep my active teens healthy. Avoiding crowds is one of the best ways to stay healthy during cold and flu season, but that’s not practical for busy, social, and active teens. So what can...
While your teen may seem quite independent in many ways, they still need your guidance. When you notice your teen has challenges, take those opportunities to teach them new life skills. Also, give them plenty of chances to practice being responsible and independent. Building healthy, productive ...
Advice from teens to teens about dating: implications for healthy relationships. Children and youth services review. 2011;33(2):254-264. doi:10.1016/j.childyouth.2010.09.008Adams, H. L., & Williams, L. R. (2011). Advice from teens to teens about dating: Impli- cations for healthy ...
As a parent, your job is to keep your child safe and to help them learn the skills they need to navigate healthy relationships. As your teen matures, they should require fewer dating rules. But rules for your teen should be based on their behavior, not necessarily their age. ...
just learning how to negotiate romantic relationships and how to manage conflict," said Deinera Exner-Cortens, MA, M.P.H., and a fourth year doctoral candidate in human development at Cornell University. "That's where a program on healthy relationships is vital for both teen boys and girls...