Do teenagers sometimes act like the world’s worst roommates to you? They switch between happiness and sadness quickly. A study from the Netherlands has good news. It says these mood swings are part of growing up and they calm down […]
Parents often find the ages of 12 to 14 the most challenging in raising boys. This is more demanding than any other age group, including toddlers or even adult children. Puberty, peer pressure, and the changes of the middle school […]
At 14, boys face big challenges that can hurt their confidence. They might act on impulse and find it hard to focus in school. The social world around them also impacts how they see themselves. As a parent, you can […]
As your son grows through his teenage years, you might notice him getting quieter. There are many reasons for this change. For one, puberty will bring big shifts in his body. This can make him feel more cautious, less sure […]
Parenting a 16-year-old who refuses to listen is a tough but crucial situation most parents will have to face. This article seeks to offer a guide on how to discipline and lead your teen to better behavior. You can help […]
The term “teenager” usually points to those aged 13 to 19 years old. Adding, when someone is truly an adult mixes legal and biological standpoints. This article dives into the many views on age definitions and their effects on growing […]
Chatting with teenagers can seem tough. They often share what they think and feel in ways that are different from those of adults. But, by making clear rules, setting boundaries, and focusing on open talks, arguments can be avoided. The […]
By knowing the wide variety of behaviors in 15-year-old boys, parents and caregivers can give better advice. They are tackling a key developmental stage. At 15, boys are in a unique spot: not kids anymore, but not adults either. They […]
Adolescence is an important time of development. It starts with the onset of puberty and goes until the mid-20s. During the ages of 12 to 24, a lot of changes happen in biological, cognitive, psychosocial, and emotional areas. As time […]
Being a parent is like always being in school, even more so in the teenage years. At this age, kids often close off, putting up walls and barriers. It makes talking and getting close tough. But, as a parent, you […]