Talk to My Teen? But What Do I Say?
Talking to your preteen or teen about alcohol can be uncomfortable or awkward, but knowing what to say and how to say it will help.
Talking to your preteen or teen about alcohol can be uncomfortable or awkward, but knowing what to say and how to say it will help.
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Other Teenagers get a reputation for being moody and temperamental, but sometimes their attitude and behaviors are a coded cry for help; sometimes it’s teen depression.
Some conversations with your teen can be difficult, but openly talking about underage drinking is essential in keeping your child healthy and safe.
Parents and guardians are urged to take preventative action to protect kids from the many consequences that stem from underage alcohol use.
The message may seem harsh or too candid, but it stands true. A new craze that seems to target teens and has gone viral on social media could lead to long-term consequences or even death.
Tuscarawas and Stark County teens are encouraged to participate in a Safe Kids contest that works to send a powerful message while rewarding those who listen.
A recent study that is set to be published in the February 2018 Pediatrics Journal found that teenagers who engaged with online tobacco marketing were more likely to try and use tobacco products more frequently, and less likely to stop using the products.
Safe Kids and program sponsor General Motors are joining together for an opportunity for high school students called the Take it from a Teen video challenge.