Ask Dr. Meg: My 12-Year-Old Is a Handful—Is It Really ADHD?
ADHD can provide a daunting situation, but remember that you are in charge. You can give medication or not, depending on your comfort level.
ADHD can provide a daunting situation, but remember that you are in charge. You can give medication or not, depending on your comfort level.
Treating teens with the same respect as that of fully developed adults as just as important as pouring money into safe sex campaigns.
Any parent who has read text messages on her son’s phone recognizes a peculiar phenomenon: the words aren’t the same as he uses when he speaks.
Parents consistently lament to me that their sons won’t listen and behave. Their discipline falls on deaf ears and stony hearts.
We are back in the swing of things on the blog today. I’ll have new content soon, but in the meantime, here is a question and my reply from a reader last fall.
Maddy is in the sixth grade. Halfway through the school year, her mother noticed that he grades were slipping.
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