The amygdala—the emotional center – is the part of the brain that’s running the show. Add on a big dose of hormones, and… Ack!
Talking to kids after they come out — How to support an LBGTQ child who’s not yours
Do ask what the child needs or would like your help with. Too often well-intended advocates take action that the child isn’t ready to manage. Remember, it’s all about them. Your role as a supportive adult is to listen and provide help…even if that means simply giving them a hug or finding appropriate resources for them.
Whose Values Count When it Comes to Teens and Dating?
Dating Smarts for Parents — Whose Values Count When It Comes to Teens and Dating? As much as we would all like to be there at every step of the way when our children become teenagers they are granted more freedom. Dating is a big part of gaining independence whether you are ready for it […]
The Effect Of Sleep Deprivation on Teen Sexuality
Let your teens sleep in on the weekend – even if they sleep until noon, they need it.
What To Do If Your Child May Be Gay And You Don’t Like Gayness For Whatever Lame-ass Reason
Here’s how you know if someone is gay or lesbian: They are physically, sexually and emotionally attracted to people of the same sex.
