Different social contexts can transform the meaning and implications of life experiences. For example, a life event like teen childbirth can have vastly different impacts depending on the era and societal norms. In the post-World [Read More]
The following scenario explores effective strategies for parents to engage with their tweens, emphasizing open communication, non-judgmental listening and collaborative problem-solving. It highlights the importance of giving tweens a chance to own their mistakes and [Read More]
As the back-to-school season approaches, parents face a number of concerns, one of which is how to address the topic of drugs with their children. It’s a conversation that can be both anxiety-inducing and challenging [Read More]
Christmas Parties are excellent choices for the holiday season. They bring family and friends together to embrace the Christmas spirit and have fun. Whether planning a Christmas party in your home, your public place, or [Read More]
A new report by Zutobi reveals how young driver-related fatalities have changed over time, the common causes of fatal teenage car crashes, which states have the most crashes, and how this problem can be solved. [Read More]
Social media has changed practically everything in today’s world, and as its usage has continued to explode, so has many serious issues with adolescents. For example, social media usage has significantly impacted body image issues, [Read More]
According to cybersecurity company Surfshark, 6 out of 10 children ages 8–12 are exposed to cyber risks online. In addition, 1 in 2 children encounter cyberbullying, and close to one-third experiences other cyber threats such [Read More]
Resource Resonates as a Tool to Understand, Explore, and Open Communication about Mental Health and Emotional Well-Being Many teens are in crisis. Parents may not feel equipped to identify mental health issues, let alone prepared [Read More]
Our children have had a rough couple of years of learning due to the pandemic, and now it’s time to re-focus on classroom interactions. Some younger children haven’t had time to experience the way a [Read More]
Following the Wall Street Journal’s recent report, which revealed that Facebook’s own research indicates that Instagram can be harmful for teenage girls, parents may be left feeling overwhelmed. While there is still much research to be done [Read More]
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