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Saturday 27 April 2024
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Keeping our Teens on the right path

Keeping our Teens on the right path

I found & thought useful these articles on important topics regarding teenagers today. written by various authors and found on The Focus on the Family Web site.

About Focus on the family;
They are a Global Christian Ministry dedicated to helping families thrive. They are located in Colorado Springs Colorado and their Founder is Dr. James Dobson Ph.D.

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Teen Rebellion

What is rebellion, why is my teen struggling, and what can I do to help?

• Relentless Parenting
• Holding Tight When Your Teen Rebels
• Loving Your Prodigal
• Loving-Even When it Hurts
• Rebellion and Intervention
• Beyond Heartache

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Stages and Warning Signs of Substance Abuse

The Complete Guide to FamilyHealth, Nutrition & Fitness. Behaviors parents might notice if their teen or preteen is using drugs.

• Kids and Substance Abuse
• Why Kids Use Drugs
• Stages and Warning Signs
• Reducing the Risk for Substance Abuse
• What if a Drug Problem Has Already Developed?

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Establishing Boundaries With Adult Kids

How can parents stop enabling and set boundaries for adult Children?

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All past Articles from Focus on the Family on Teens

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Books to purchase 

The Power of a Praying Teen

by Stormie Omaritan:

Best selling Author raised teenagers to adulthood, and her mothers heart for thsi age graoup (14-18 ) gives her the perfect foundation for a book on prayer specifically targeting this exciting and challenging time in life.

I Want to Teach My Child about Sex

by Dr. Karl & Shannon Wendt:
An on the go guide for busy parents. Consise information about the often difficult to discuss topic of sex plus tips, lists, charts, questions, and practical , interactive suggestions for helping your children.

Money Matters for Teens
by Larry Burkett:
Earn it – Give it – spend it – save it – Teens always want more money. However they often do not know how to handle the money they do have. Parents need to educate teens on solid , biblical money management if they’re to exercise these habits as adults.

Ages 15-18

The 5 money Conversations to Have with Your Kids at Every Age

by Scott & Bethany Palmer

Money affects you and your kids every day. Now there is a way to talk about money in a way that actually brings your famlily closer. No spoiled brats, no crippling debt, and kids who know a dollar actually takes work.