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Get a Job?

by Lori Sciame June 22nd, 2011| Teens
This past weekend, the money in my wallet never had a chance to get comfortable. As soon as I replenished the supply, my 13 year-old would think of another item she desperately needed.  Who would think that lotion, face wash, conditioner, and nail polish remover would be a matter

End of the School Year

by Jacob P. June 17th, 2011| Helpful Hints, Teen Perspective, Teens
I think the end of the school year is a so-so part of the year.  It isn't the worst but it isn't the best.  The high point is that regular work is reduced and it is almost over, but honors work and other term work is due, as well

Parties: From the Teen’s View

by Jacob P. June 3rd, 2011| Teen Perspective, Teens
Stereotypes tend to be stereotypes because they are at least somewhat true.  For example, teenagers like to party.  And I would guess greater than 90% of teens like to party.  I can tell you  I do.  There are few things more fun than hanging out with several or tons

The Wonders of Your Local Library from a Teen’s Perspective

by Sam P. May 26th, 2011| Teen Perspective, Teens
Some people may think that your local library is worthless, but it isn't. There are so many amazing things in libraries!

Town libraries typically have most of the newest books that you're looking for. They have audiobooks, books, cds, magazines, movies, and newspapers.

The staff at libraries are very

Prescription Drugs and Teens

by Lori Sciame May 23rd, 2011| Teens
Parents of teens beware. A new health threat looms on the horizon. What is this new danger?  The abuse of prescription drugs by teenagers. Information supplied by the Office of National Drug Control Policy (ONDCP) states that "Every day, 2,500 youth age 12 -17 abuse a pain

A Look at a Teenage Paradox (Me)

by Jacob P. May 20th, 2011| Teen Perspective, Teens, Tweens
Tell me about about yourself, Jacob.

Well, you see, I'm a paradox.  Maybe even an oxymoron.

May I ask how that is so?

You may.

Don't be a smart alack.

Okay, fine.  I'm an anal-retentive teenage boy.  So I'm naturally a lazy procrastinator, due to my age, but I am also a perfectionist.

Very

Relationship Woes – Staying Close to Your Teen

by Lori Sciame March 23rd, 2011| Teens
You've been through it all - colic, broken bones, first crushes - or so you think. There comes a time in every parent's life when almost overnight your loving son or daughter becomes a moody teenager. You've always been close, but now you think your relationship is

Room Setup: From the Teen’s View

by Jacob P. March 21st, 2011| Teen Perspective, Teens
This weekend, I got a new piece of furniture for my room.  Specifically, I got a beanbag roughly the size of a bed made by lovesac.  This got me thinking about how hard it is to set up a teenager's room.

I don't know about you, but I am

Sleep: From the Teen’s View

by Jacob P. March 9th, 2011| Teen Perspective
Everyone knows that teenagers like to sleep.  And we do. But sleep is important for all kids.  Every kid wants to deny that they are tired and that they want a later bed time, but where is the line?

I am not a major sleeper; I never sleep past 8

Teens and the Morning Adventure

by TK November 23rd, 2010| Teens
If you are the parent of a teenager, there are certain things that can really be an adventure.  One of those things is dealing with the morning grind and making sure they get out the door to school on time and ready for a productive day.

Recently, over on Idea
Dr. Nathaniel Williams

Playing Tag with Your Teens

by Michele November 11th, 2010| Teens
Recently, I wrote about the importance of staying connected with your teen.  Not only is that connection important for the parent, but it is crucial for the child.  Last week I spoke with Dr. Nathaniel Williams about teenagers' self-esteem and how necessary the parent-child connection is.

Dr. Williams described

Chill With It

by Chang Song November 8th, 2010| Teen Perspective
As we head toward the home stretch of  the 2010 calendar year, it is apparent that it is a very stressful time for many high school seniors. Sure, you have those superstar athletes and  Bill Gates-type of students who already got into schools of their dreams, but those are
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