You searched for alcohol - Page 2 of 2

Dangers of Drugs

The dangers of drugs are real. Your child will have contact with drugs before they leave home. What they do is determined by a range of factors. Your input as a parent is obviously key […]

Tattoos have a magnetic allure for many teenagers. Every year, many teenagers ask their parent’s permission to get a tattoo. According to a C.S. Mott Children’s Hospital National Poll on Children’s Health, twenty-seven percent of […]

Difficult Grandparents. How to Cope With Relations Who are a Bad Influence on your Child

Difficult grandparents can come in many shapes and sizes. They undermine you or have no interest at all. They can judge or they can overwhelm. Over the years, there has been tons of research on […]

Personal Hygiene for Children

The best time to teach a person about the importance of personal hygiene is when they’re young. Why? Because personal hygiene is a habit. A child who grew up brushing twice a day will most […]

When to Intervene in a Destructive Friendship

Once your child starts going to school, they begin to spend a significant portion of their daily social interactions with other children who you don’t know. Over the years, theorists have made different submissions about […]

Curfew and Letting Your Child Out at Night

The controversy around teenage curfew is as old as the hills. Should parents restrict when they let their child out at night? Parents view curfew as a way to keep their teenagers from harm. States […]

What Skills Do Your Child Need to Leave Home With?

It might be that as soon as our child is able to walk and talk we are preparing them to leave. Making sure that they can manage money and wash. That sense of uncertainty might […]

Talking to Your Child About Depression

Talking to your child about depression is the first, and often most difficult step, to help them. The prevalence of childhood depression is alarming. According to research led by Jane Costello, a Professor in the […]

Hpw to have difficult conversations with your child scaled

How to Have Difficult Conversations With Your Child

How to have difficult conversations and breaking the news of a loved one’s death to a child is challenging. Depending on the child’s age, you will need to be intuitive and conscious of your chosen […]

Talking About Sex

Talking to your child about sex is daunting. However, talking about sex with your children is possibly the most crucial thing you may do. Many parents do not realize how this reluctance unconsciously influences their […]