Tween Communication
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How Not to Embarrass Your Tween
Tweens are often embarrassed by parents because it is the nature of this age group to feel this way. Learn how to be a cool parent (and still be in charge) instead. more...
Helping Tweens Overcome Stress
Tweens are more stressful than ever these days. Between school, friends, extra curricular activities, and other factors, tweens need to learn how to reduce stress. more...
They call it puppy love, but to a tween it can mean so much more. Here is some insight and advice for parents who have a tween struck by the love bug. more...
Tweens will naturally start asking about more freedom when it comes to setting curfews. Approach this new freedom by giving more responsibility. more...
Understanding Tweens Who Get Homesick
Homesickness is a common feeling that children get when away from home. It even happens to tweens. Be encouraging, and he will get through it. more...
How to Pick Your Battles With Tweens Effectively
There are many things you can argue with your child about. That can be rather time-consuming, though. Learn to pick your battles on order of importance. more...
Getting Ready for Middle School
There is much excitement when it comes to transitioning from elementary school to middle school. There can also be some apprehension. Make sure tweens are ready. more...
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Pre-Paid Cell Phone for Tweens
By: Joanne LaSpina
There are many options when choosing a cell phone plan for a tween. Consider a pre-paid plan as a way to save money and to teach tweens accountability for their phone use more...
By: Patricia Simone
Learn how to communicate and get along with your tweens, and still keep your cool. Discover helpful communications tips for tween-age children, and save your sanity. more...
Tweens, Teens and the Internet
By: Kirsten Locke
Blogging is extremely popular with the younger generations. Blogs can be both disturbing and helpful in giving parents a glimpse into their child's mind. more...
By: L. McBee
What if the communication problems between children and parents were not an aversion on the child's part to talking to you, but something else entirely? more...
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