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Category Archives: Puberty
Why Are Teens So Moody?
Yesterday I had a profound conversation online with my 14 year old cousin. She’s such a smart girl. She answered the question in the title with one simple phrase. Here’s how the chat went*: Traci: How’ve you been? 14yo: Good, … Continue reading
Posted in Anxiety, Communication, Depression, Development, Puberty, Social Skills, Teens
Tagged Children, development, families, teenagers
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A Guide for Parents on Raising a Teenage Daughter
I found this comprehensive guide to navigating the teenage years. It includes information on puberty, mood swings, rebellion, body image and peer groups. I hope it’s helpful! Staying Connected: A Guide for Parents on Raising an Adolescent Daughter. Pdf: http://www.apa.org/pubs/info/brochures/staying-connected.pdf
Approaching Puberty: Girls (Part 2)
In the second part of this series, caregivers can learn ways to prepare their girls for puberty. On its own, the physical and emotional changes that accompany puberty can be anxiety provoking. If understood, children are better able to cope … Continue reading
Approaching Puberty: Boys (Part 1)
In this two-part series, caregivers can learn ways to prepare their boys and girls for puberty. On its own, the physical and emotional changes that accompany puberty can be anxiety provoking. If understood, children are better able to cope and … Continue reading
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