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I have a 17 year old daughter and 20 year old son, my son is moved out, he never gave me no problems, but daugher has been kicked out of school and is boy crazey about her own boyfriend. Take away privledges away from them and have them help out with chores and reward them back with something. like ...
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You should tell him or her that is best not to have sex at such a young age because of the possible consequences emotional stress, teen pregnancy, and sexually transmitted diseases that they are not ready to handle emotional or financially and that you won't pay for anything resulting from being so ...
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Be consistent, structured and TEACH gratitude and responsibility by making kids EARN things. It works at ANY age. WE are the adults and the leaders that make their world safe and secure. 14 year teacher and 8 year parent of two incredible girls! (one 20 year old stepdaughter and 7 year old mine by ...
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