<![CDATA[Parent Successfully - Teen Parenting Articles]]>Thu, 29 Jul 2010 15:10:29 -0800Weebly<![CDATA[It's Official - Your Teen Really is Crazy]]>Thu, 01 Jul 2010 09:34:20 -0800http://www.parentsuccessfully.com/8/post/2010/07/its-official-your-teen-really-is-crazy.htmlPicture
Is your teen all of a sudden acting different? Unlike his or herself? Think your teen might be a little..well, crazy? Well, turns out that may actually be the issue. According to one expert, all teens go through this stage, but there is hope. Psychologist and teen expert Michael J. Bradley discusses the science behind this phenomenon and what parents can do to get through this stage.

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]]><![CDATA[Homeschooled Teens and Social Interaction]]>Sun, 14 Feb 2010 22:24:08 -0800http://www.parentsuccessfully.com/8/post/2010/02/homeschooled-teens-and-social-interaction.htmlI have been asking readers their concerns about homeschool. Sometimes parents worry that teens educated in the home may miss out on prom and other activities. Layla Lair was wondering if I had any suggestions on things homeschooled teens could do to stay social and continue to develop relationships.

Team Sports
Like teens in a traditional school setting, homeschooled teens also can participate in team sports. Sports are great for social skills. Teens not only learn how to work with others, but they may also find lasting friendships. Many areas have teams for homeschooled teens. However, they also are often allowed to play on local high school teams or other co-ed teams that are open to all teens, regardless of schooling method. This actually gives a homeschooled teen more choices in some instances.

Volunteer Work
Volunteer work is not only a very noble and useful act, but it can also add to the social life of a teen. Depending on the type of volunteer work, teens may interact with people that are a wide range of ages, including their own. This gives valuable work and even friendship experiences. Plus teens will...

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]]><![CDATA[Is My Teen Girl Ready to Date? ]]>Sun, 14 Feb 2010 22:15:00 -0800http://www.parentsuccessfully.com/8/post/2010/02/is-my-teen-girl-ready-to-date.html"Is my teen daughter ready for a boyfriend" is an inevitable question that parents of girls will have to ponder. How do you know when your teen daughter is actually ready to handle the joys and consequences that come with dating? Readers were asked for their thoughts and personal experiences on the right age, signs a girl is ready, and dealing with first dates. Here's what some of them had to say.

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