Teens

By Jacqueline Weiss

Everyone experiences burnout at some point in their lives. If your teen seems out of sorts, look for these signs to know if burnout is imminent.

By Charise Rohm Nulsen

If your teen has been away at college, they may have been experiencing a level of independence and freedom that can make coming home again challenging, no matter how happy they are to see you. Here are our top tips for living peacefully with your college teen this winter break.

By Rachel Sokol

There are many ways dads can prepare mentally for this day--learn how to talk to your daughter—and her date—about dating.

By Rachel Sokol

Dr. Renee Solomon, a Los Angeles, CA-based Clinical Psychologist offers advice for parents of teens on what to do if you catch your teen sexting.

By Jacqueline Weiss

Is your teen or tween going through a phase where they are avoiding the shower? We've got tips on how to encourage healthy hygiene and how to have the tough conversation with your child.

By Charise Rohm Nulsen

Positive affirmations are a recent trend and tool that are really helpful for social emotional development in kids. Affirmations are a powerful tool to help our children grow into their identity.

By Miranda Altice

Are you worried about your teen's Snapchat use? This is the ultimate guide to Snapchat for parents of teens. Learn all of the Snapchat lingo and terms, how it works, and insight from real teens on how and why they use Snapchat.

By Laura Richards

It's the first time your teen has been away from home, and while you want to make sure they eat right and do their laundry, you want to make sure they are able to manage their health challenges.

By Charise Rohm Nulsen

With all of the pressure on teens today, it is important as parents to encourage our teens to take a break and destress for both their social and emotional health. Here are five things teens can do to take a real break.

By Jacqueline Weiss

The ups and downs of parenting a teen can have you feeling lost. Here are ten gifs that are so relatable it's scary!

By Charise Rohm Nulsen

The U.S. Women’s National Team (USWNT) is comprised of not only winners, but 23 of the ultimate role models possible for young girls today.

By Jennifer Caffelle

Before your teen heads off to college this fall, teach them these six important life skills to help them manage their newfound independence and set them up for continued success.

By Rachel Sokol

Before sending your kids off to college, there are a number of big talks you should have with them and one should be about sex. No, this is not "the talk". This conversation should focus on consent, sexual misconduct, and the issues on college campuses that we continue to see in the news.

By Sa'iyda Shabazz

It's normal for your teen to feel anxious or worried about starting college in the fall. No matter how exciting this time is, it also comes with the unknown. Here's what you can do as a parent to ease your teen's worries and fears.

By Jennifer Salerno

Social media can have serious negative effects on your teen's body image, mental health, and more. Dr. Jennifer Salerno, Nurse Practitioner and Founder of Possibilities for Change, weighs in with tips on how parents can help support a positive body image in teens in the age of social media.

By Rachel Sokol

It's important to teach your kids about privilege, especially your college-bound teens. Some kids will work their way through college while others will have their trust funds to fall back on. How do we explain this to our kids? A therapist and clinical psychologist weigh in with tips for parents and teens.

By HeHe Stewart

Maternity Concierge HeHe Stewart shares a story of a toddler confronting diversity while on a stressful outing to Target with a new mom. HeHe explains how the mom turned an awkward moment into a teachable moment for her child.

You think you're doing ok on your data usage, but every month you go over your limit without knowing why. These tips and tricks can help lessen your family's data usage and teach kids a valuable lesson.