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| Here's a fact: If you can address and debunk the mysteries of teenhood for your child - while they are still young enough to listen - you're not only giving them valuable information, you also freeing them from a lot of anxiety. In doing so, you're giving them an opportunity to focus better on important things like school and preparing for adulthood and it's responsibilities: Here's what the experts say:
expected development decreases the possible anxiety associated with this period of life and it also helps adolescents make better choices in regards to their sexuality. (Omar H, 2003). The building of self-esteem can enhance student learning, skill development and improve self care behavior (O'Dea, 2002). Helping children develop self-esteem based on their uniqueness, interest and talents can be a protective factor when facing developmental transitions (Harter, 1998).
important not only for the psychosocial development of young adolescents, but also for self esteem, body- esteem and initiation of safer sex behaviors. (Couineau, December 2006). |
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| IAGB2 helps parents be a resources for their children. We make it easier for parents to get the information they need to help them raise healthy, safe teenage children. |
Tap into our information center and find lots of useful, practical information derived from the IAGB2 library of seminars. Hands-on and at your fingertips. |
