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Coming to terms with the fact that your child is dating can be difficult for parents. Learn when and how to set boundaries.
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| Help your child examine their friendships to determine which are healthy and which may need to end. Here are some questions for your child to think about. |
| For teenagers to become independent of outside pressure, they must receive guidance about right and wrong. The question is, who do you want to provide that guidance to your teen? |
| Before your child gets into a relationship, you want to make sure that you have really talked about what your family values are when it comes to dating. |
| Talk with your child about the dangers of early sexual relationships, including STDs, pregnancy, and emotional problems, such as depression. |
| I have an 18-year-old daughter who is obsessed with her boyfriend. She is smart, but when it comes to this boy, she has no common sense. What can I do? |
| When to let our children date, whom to allow them to date, and what boundaries to establish with dating are all challenges parents must face. |
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