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Are you a “helicopter mom” or dad? That’s what your kid’s teachers call you if you hover over your children too much. I can...
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The month of November is diabetes awareness month. Along those lines it is important to note that Type 2 diabetes is on the rise among our teens. So...
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“I didn’t do it”. As parents we have all gotten used to hearing these four words from our children, from a very early age. I...
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Sometimes I feel, if a political figure would like to win his or her campaign, then they should hire a teen as their campaign manager; our children...
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Well, the back to school dance has happened. The girls had a blast. My tween was asked to the dance (a date), while the eldest ask someone out on a...
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The other day I was on an internet forum and I read from one user; “My parents have a lot of overdue bills, I’m worried –...
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Special Education: Who’s going to fall on that double edged sword? This is such a touchy subject to write on. On one hand Special Ed is...
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So you have a troubled or problem teen. Let me guess, they come home from school and virtually lock themselves away in their bedroom. If they do...
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So, the kids are back in school for a few weeks now, and everything is getting into a pretty good routine; but is it really a “good”...
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