Jun 1, 2015 | Teen Issues
By Kelly Ettenborough Most of us remember the thrill of getting our first driver’s licenses, that feeling of freedom and the glimpse into adulthood. Now that we’re parents, that thrill may be replaced with apprehension as we let our “babies” go out into the...
Jun 1, 2015 | Education, Teen Issues
By Kelly Ettenborough Jeff Dinges described himself as a teenager from a troubled home, with no expectations of graduating, until he was given the key to the greenhouse at Peoria High School. “I lived in apartment complexes in Phoenix. I had to move out from my family...
Jun 1, 2015 | Back Talk, Camp, Teen Issues
By Gayla Grace Kids love to go to camp and experience new adventures, enjoy a break from everyday life, and make new friends. But as our kids get older we want them to experience a summer job and the benefits that go along with earning an income. Why not consider the...
Jun 1, 2015 | Health & Fitness, Teen Issues
By Nora Heston Teaching children to “just say no” is a cardinal rules of parenting. Say no to alcohol, say no to drugs, say no to cigarettes. However, as a parent, it’s hard to stay up-to-date on the new trends teens are embracing. Teens have been known to get...
May 11, 2015 | Teen Issues
How to Make Car Insurance More Affordable for Your New Teen Driver By Kim Heitzmann Earning a driver’s license is a big step for teens—and their parents. Before you go out and buy that brand new car for your new driver, you will want to consider how much the insurance...
May 11, 2015 | Health & Fitness, Medical, Parents Ask, Teen Issues
By Kim Heitzmann Q: I have a 11-year-old son who is very active and plays multiple sports. He has been asking to start a weight training program but I am concerned he is too young. Is it safe for children, “tweens” or teens to lift weights? Susan – Glendale A: Any...
