Sunday Reading
Is your teen driving? Are you worried? According to Geo Parent you should be.
Apparently Milk of Magnesium can help clear up that acne.
In some cities the police are encouraging people to text in anonymous tips to stop crimes. They are hoping this will encourage teens to report crimes.
Anti-abortion trucks with very graphic photos of aborted fetus may be coming to your child’s school. I’m all for free speech, but these trucks are a disgusting way to make your point and are not suitable for children.
When I was a teenager we spent many a Friday and Saturday night cruising up and down the avenue. Not anymore. Now kids need to find alternatives to cruising because of high gas prices.
Kids are cheating, lying and stealing online.
Is the HPV vaccine to blame for a teen’s paralysis?
Some pranks can be funny, but sometimes they get out of hand. Teens pull pranks for the thrills, but most do not consider the consequences, which can even be deadly.
Speaking of pranks, a 19-year-old Minnesota teen tried to sell his vote on eBay as a prank. But now he’s been charged with a felony.
Pediatricians are recommending cholesterol screening for children and cholesterol-lowering drugs for children as young as 8.
Your satisfaction with your own relationship may dictate the rules you set for you teen’s dating.
Habbo joins forces with the Matthew Shepard Foundation to educate online users about dignity and respect in a new project called Erase Hate.
A Georgia teen is in big trouble for posting a video of himself abusing a child while he was babysitting.
