Teens & Discipline

How to Plan an Eagle Court of Honor

By scouterclay

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A Scout puts a tremendous amount of work and committment into attaining the rank of Eagle Scout. The recognition should be comensurate. A special ceremony should be put together so that he can be recognized and have friends and family there... more »

How to Prepare a Teen for Boot Camp

By eHow Parenting Editor

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Boot camps for teens are intended to help them change negative behaviors and develop respect for themselves and others. There are various types of boot camps available including wilderness camps and military style camps. Regardless of which type ... more »

How to Prevent Kids from Shoplifting

By eHow Legal Editor

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Shoplifting, the theft of merchandise from retail stores, knows no age limit. According to surveys about shoplifting, about 1 in 4 young people admit they have shoplifted. It is important for parents to understand why young people shoplift as ... more »

How to Raise A Girl Into A Woman--Part Five

By AngelBean

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Helping your teenage daughter understand the consequences of wild behavior and a teenage pregnancy is easy. The best thing to do is to show her that she will not be a young teenager forever and that as she gets older she will have to answer to ... more »

How to Raise a Girl Into A Woman--Part Four

By AngelBean

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Try to get your child to understand that you expect her to focus on schoolwork. There will be boys that she will like but that is not her focus. Tell her that she will know if a boy likes her and respects her by not trying to get her in a ... more »

How to Raise A Girl Into A Woman--Part Seven

By AngelBean

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Telling your daughter about safety when she begins to date at some point down the road is important to provide a balanced view of this whole growing up thing. It need not be a scary conversation if you talk in a matter-of-fact tone and keep the ... more »

How to Raise A Girl Into A Woman-Part Ten THE END

By AngelBean

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Telling your daughter why you need to be so proud of her is important. Telling her why you need to feel that way and that you will feel bad if you can’t feel that way is going to be robbing you of feeling like you did a good job raising her. Tell ... more »

How to Recognize Peer Aggression

By eHow Parenting Editor

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Sometimes it's called peer aggression, sometimes it's called bullying. Whatever the name, young people face it every day at school. It often builds up in a series of incidents that cause stress or fear. Teenagers in today's world face a more ... more »

How to Reform a Teen Bully

By eHow Parenting Editor

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When parents find out their teen is being bullied, their emotions fluctuate between anger and sadness. When parents find out their teen is doing the bullying, they find themselves not only angry and sad, but embarrassed too. But don't throw in ... more »

How to Save Your Troubled Teen

By Alan Pickel

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This Article is meant to provide parents of troubled teens a resource based upon my individual experience. The ideas here worked for my son but they will not necessarily work for everyone. I am sharing this because we felt that all hope was ... more »

How to Stop a Teen From Cursing

By Kathleen Fuller

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Bad language is prevalent in our society, especially among teenagers. Here are some ways you can curb your teen's cursing habit... more »

How to Stop Teenage Compulsive Spending

By eHow Parenting Editor

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Teenage compulsive spending is a serious issue that can make waves in your household and create holes in your bank account. Stopping a teen from spending compulsively demands navigating a narrow strait between undermining the teen's level of ... more »

How to Talk Parents Into Letting One Do Anything

By eHow Parenting Editor

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Children and teenagers are often presented with a challenge when they want to do something that may be risky or unsafe according to their parents. When you are presented with the opportunity to experience something new and you are afraid that ... more »

How to Talk to Teens When It's Important

By eHow Parenting Editor

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Teens require a different method of communication than younger children or adults. Teens struggle to be independent, but at the same time they need your guidance to help them avoid the consequences of bad decision making. Read on for some advice ... more »

How to Talk to Your Children So That They Will Listen to You

By Secretsides

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We often get upset because our children don't seem to hear us when we try to communicate with them. These suggestions may help you to learn to communicate with your children... more »

How to Tell if Your Child is Abusing Drugs

By TheFanNJ

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Parents often are slow to recognize when their children begin abusing drugs and alcohol. The best thing a parent can do is talk to their child before the age of 12 and assure them that if they have any questions about narcotics, it's important ... more »

How to trust your teen when out with friends

By ladydonz

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We all have been teenagers before and know how we felt in our teen years. This is a difficult time for teens, more peer pressure than when we were growing up. These are 3 easy steps to help you gain your child's trust... more »

How to understand the influence of alcohol on teen life

By Natalie Hernandez

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Talk to just about any adult or teenager and chances are they tried alcohol for the first time while in their teens. We all know that in America the legal drinking age is 21, but about 80% of teenagers have or will try it before they reach that age... more »

How to Understand children?

By PatrishA

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for this you need just a connection between you and your kid.Read carefully and you'll soon be the master!.. more »

How to write a social story for adults with autism/Aspergers

By Lorin Neikirk

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People with autism, and other neurodiversities on the autism spectrum, such as Aspergers, PDD, and HFA, often have difficulty remembering things, adjusting to change, and focusing thought and efforts. Social stories, while popular for children, ... more »

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