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Teaching a Teen to Drive

This is a guide on teaching your teen to drive. When it comes time to teach your teen to drive, it can be very nerve wracking. Knowing the steps to teaching someone to drive can make the whole experience go smoothly.

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College Scholarship Tips

May is coming soon. Some schools are very good at helping kids look for scholarships; others are not. Often times home schoolers and adults need guidance for scholarships as well.

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Helping Teens Save Money

Do you know how a young teen can save money? They always want to spend, spend, spend, but she wants to save now!

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Difficulties Getting Teen Up and Ready for School

My 14 year old son is a bear in the morning. I tell him to wake up early so he can get his stuff done and out the door for school. Instead he wakes up late everyday and argues with me about his hair (wants me to help fix it) and everything else.

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Concerns For Daughter Who Recently Has Been Depressed

My daughter has always hated summer and wears tank tops to block out the heat. All of a sudden she's been acting depressed. This is unusual because she's always happy. And now she wears long sleeves. I'm concerned that she's cutting herself. What's going on?

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Advice for Safely Finding Babysitting Jobs

I need a babysitting jobs and I would like tips on how to start.

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Buy Used Tuxedo Rather Than Renting

My son plays in several bands and is going to high school next year. With all of his performances and upcoming dances, we bought him a used tux at a local tux rental store. The store sells off their used tuxes at a great discount.

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One on One Activities for Parent and 14 Year Old

What are some fun one on one things my son and I can do when we are just hanging out together? He is 14.

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How Many Hours Of Work Does It Cost?

We have a family of 8, including 4 teenagers who love stuff. Whenever we or they want to buy something, we have one simple rule: Never think of an item's price! Instead we think of how many hours we will have to work to pay for the item.

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Curfew Time Set to Grade Level

A good way to set a time for curfew is to let the time home be whatever grade they are in. When in 9th grade - 9:00, 10th grade - 10:00 and so on. At our house, the time changed on the first day of each school year.

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Make Flash Cards To Learn New Subjects

Make a set of flash cards using index cards and the glossary in your text book. Review them during commercials, in the car, on the bus, while waiting for text messages, etc.

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Study Tip: Rewrite Lecture Notes

Here's what I found helpful when I was in college. The notes I took during lecture were usually messy, and could be hard to read and study from. Therefore, I would rewrite my lecture notes.

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Saving Money While Feeding Active Teens

Saving Money While Feeding Active Teens<img src="/images/articles/winner.jpg" width="72" height="77" align="left">My teenage son swims at least 25 hours a week, and usually rides his bicycle the 5+ miles each way back and forth to practice. At 6 foot tall and 200 lbs, you can imagine how much our athlete can eat!


Saving Money on School Sports Supplies

Saving Money on School Sports SuppliesDo you have any ideas for saving money on school sports supplies? Here are some tips from the ThriftyFun community. Many people with growing kids have a garage full of outgrown or little used sports equipment.


Teens: How to Organize Your Bedroom

Teens: How to Organize Your BedroomOkay! So your room is: messy, unorganized, boring, too dark, dull...too kiddish, too mature, sad, been the same FOREVER, no room, doesn't fit you, ugly, smells bad, or just looks like a tornado crashed through your room! I have the answers!


Daddies Teaching Daughters: Easy Home Repairs

Daddies Teaching Daughters: Easy Home RepairsThis is the second part of a series of articles about life skills a Dad can teach their daughters. In this changing world, the more that we can empower our daughters to be self sufficient, the stronger a woman we will build. Every Dad should make sure his daughter has a small toolbox of tools that she will need out there in the real world.