by Myra Beth Haskell My youngest graduated this past June. I welled up with tears on and off throughout the ceremony. These were the “happy-sad”
by Myra Beth Haskell Teen Focus Has your teen’s head been in the clouds lately? Maybe it’s spring fever. Although, if your son or daughter
by Myra Beth Haskell Do people really abide by the adage, “It takes a village to raise a child,” or do most people today feel
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by Susan Henninger Samantha Jones (To read the original Gap Year story featured in our October 2013 issue, click here) Samantha Jones was a graduating
by Michele Ranard If you parent a tween, then you probably know how easily tweens can become TOO BUSY, even for you! It is an
by Myra Beth Haskell A parent’s worst nightmare: Her teen daughter’s fairytale relationship has somehow spiraled violently out of control, and she doesn’t seem to
by Myra Beth Haskell If you are a parent of a teenager and you’ve never heard of hookah, you need to start educating yourself on
by Myra Beth Haskell Adolescence is often a tumultuous time as teens slowly prepare for the adult world, coming to terms with their changing bodies
