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Part 2 - Warning Signals: Sigsn Of (Relationship) AbuseStatistics indicate that among the one in three teens that experience abusive relationships, most are young ladies/women between the ages of 16-24. What’s more shocking however is that most adolescents are able to “justify” the situation and accept it as “normal” based on their improper and ... Read On  |
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Part 3 - Dating Safely: Smart Strategies For Teens And Young AdultsSince dating is all about getting to KNOW the other person and establishing a healthy relationship, you may want to consider the following safety tips that show respect for yourself and your potential partner/relationship and are just plain good ole’ fashioned common sense.
· Double date until ... Read On |
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Part 1 - The Dating Game:How many times have we, or some we know, joked about the possibility of setting up two adorable infants? Our (well-intentioned) intentions are frequently at a point well before the youngsters are even walking or talking and far from having, and expressing an interest in the opposite sex. Still the ... Read On |
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Part 2 - “Dirty” Little Secrets: The Truth About Teens and Sex:Growing up is what every child wants for himself/herself and what every parent wants for his/her child. But, what every parent fears and dreads, is having his/her child grow up to fast. While YOU may believe the “choice” is YOURS, experts suggest the contrary. Though you ARE your child’s primary ... Read On |
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Part 3 - Gen-Sex: The Shocking Statistics About Teens and SexThey may look cute and innocent but today’s young boys and girls are doing things that may just shock you. Not your baby? Think again. Here are some of the alarming statistics.
· 25 percent of adolescents 13 and over have engaged in sexual intercourse.
· Half of all High School teens have had ... Read On |
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Part 4 - Sex Education…Getting The Facts Straight: : What YOU Need To Know Befoe Having "The Talk" With Your ChildExperiencing your child grow into adulthood is both exciting and difficult, and not just on your, but also on him/her.
Your son/daughter is going through some extreme emotional and physical changes all the while trying to make sense out of it all and trying to “do the right thing” while ... Read On |
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Part 5 - Let’s Talk About Sex: Giving Your Teen “The Talk”Although what your child sees and learns on the streets and via the airwaves is extremely important and influential, experts agree it doesn’t have as much impact as what he/she sees and hears at home. According to authorities, children are “experimenting” at a much younger age these days, some as ... Read On |
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Part 6 - Undercover Secrets: Finding Out Your Teen Is Having SexNo matter how old our children get, it’s always difficult to envision them as adults, with interests, lives and (adult) impulses and desires of their own. It’s especially difficult to accept that our teens are ready, willing and able to date, and many are even having sex.
Once you’ve picked ... Read On |
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Part 7 - Outer Limits: Addressing The Issue Of Proocative DressingAs a parent it’s not only your job to know about and monitor your child’s where abouts, but to also know about and monitor your child’s wear abouts.
Your teen’s fashion statement is sending his/her peers a very loud subliminal message, on they may not fully be aware of or want, and most ... Read On |
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Part 1 - The War Of “The Roses”: A Look At The Thorny Relationship Between Mother-In Laws and Daughter-In-LawsFrom his brothers, sisters and ultimately his parents, like it or not (and most of the time you WON’T ), when you marry the love of your life, you also marry the rest of his family.
Sure, you may know the family for years and get along “famously” but remember, you don’t really know someone ... Read On |
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Part 2 - War and Peace: The Most Common Mother-In-Law “Mistakes” and How To Avoid or Correct Them Perhaps Tolstoy had his wife and the relationship between her and his family in mind when he wrote this timeless classic.
Whether your choice is to have your son’s wife address you as mom, or by your first name, remember the choice should reflect her respect for and relationship with you. ... Read On |
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Part 3 - All In The Family: Handling Your Spouse and His/Her ParentsWhile your initial inclination may be to get a (nice firm) grip around your spouse’s neck as well as the neck or his/her parents, there’s a much more practical solution and one that won’t land you in solitary confinement.
Experts impress upon newlyweds the importance of accepting not only each ... Read On |
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