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Just because they’re independent doesn’t mean they don’t need you. From middle school to college prep, here’s what you need to know to raise a teen.
"What was the coolest rule your parents had growing up?"
One school psychologist thinks it'll end up backfiring.
It’s a far cry from their millennial parents’ trips to Claire’s for cheap eyeshadow.
Researchers blame the multibillion dollar weight loss industry for preying on teen girls.
Parents are the closest person to their child.
A period board is just what the doctor ordered when it's that time of the month.
An expert shares how to help your teen navigate an online world.
Exactly what to say when the questions start rolling in.
Ready to crack the code to college acceptance? Here’s your guide.
I needed to adapt, to give her space when she needed it and to be there with open arms when she was ready to let me in.
Here's what parents need to know about the changes to the FAFSA.1
Boost your bond with these simple, meaningful messages.
Most teens rely on processed foods for calories, but vitamins can help.
When our kids leave the nest, they aren’t the only ones who have new opportunities and possibilities ahead. As parents, we do too.
Although amounts vary, most energy drinks contain 100 to 300 mg of caffeine per serving. Coffee has 95 mg.
More children and teens than ever are struggling with eating disorders and disordered eating. An expert shares what to know.
“Our children have become unknowing participants in a decades-long experiment,” US Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy wrote.
The 10 recommendations are meant to offer some clarity at a time when many teens across the country are in crisis.
After losing their son Charlie, Mary and Ed Ternan made it their mission to inform young people and their families about the dangers of fentanyl and, increasingly, other chemicals in the drug supply.
But there are insidious myths that often prevent parents from having these conversations.
