Teens Archives

Even if your teen appears to be doing well now, he or she desperately needs your help to stand against lies and live in a way that reflects the...

Compared to high school and college students in the Great Depression era, there are five times as many youth today that suffer from anxiety and...

To cause as much public panic as possible, the pro-teen-sex activists would have you believe that the teen pregnancy rate has increased across the...

If more kids knew their purpose, they'd have fewer struggles in the teen years. They'd feel a sense of meaning.

When a teenager doesn't have boundaries, she does what seems right in her own eyes.

An article from USA Today points out findings of various studies that demonstrate teens do better when they have parents who set and enforce...

Study shows parents and teens believe suicide isn't a problem in their communities -- even while being the third leading cause of death among...

A generation of UK teenagers who communicate via the Internet and by text messages are risking unemployment because their daily vocabulary consists...

It's a fact that teenagers today seem to be crossing their fingers behind their back more and more. They are cheating and stealing more, too.

When an adopted child enters the adolescent years and their thinking transfers from concrete to abstract, they might begin asking that unanswerable...

A new survey found that 4% of cell-owning teens ages 12-17 say they have sent sexually suggestive nude or nearly nude images or videos of...

Stuff happens in the teen years that is out of a parent's control, even if you do everything right...

When it comes to some issues - drugs, alcohol, destructive relationships - you can create strict boundaries. But issues like movie choices are an...

Social media has become part of the fabric of American youth culture. Here are some of my thoughts on handling social media in your home.

What evidence more strongly proves the dangerous folly of moral relativism than young people who can't distinguish between learning to "tolerate"...