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From fast-paced fun to high-stakes strategy: 9 of the best board games for teenagers (and there's not a mobile phone in sight)
Our pick of the best board games for teenagers will teach your not-so-little-one some key life skills, and ensure some quality bonding time too
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12 gratitude journals, positivity planners and activity books for teaching kids to process their emotions and manage anxieties
Children and teens can learn about big feelings with these handy journals and worry books
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Nearly half of teenagers are concerned about having children - and there are two huge factors making them worry
Most teens picture a future in which they have kids, but that doesn't mean they're not worried about the practicalities of life with children
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Parenting expert reveals why your teenager’s ‘annoying’ habits are actually a sign of good parenting
Can a messy room and bad manners actually be a good thing?
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Two thirds of parents notice negative effects of screen time on their children - here's how make it more positive
Nearly all parents are trying to cut down their child's screen time - but it's easier said then done
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What to expect when your teenager starts dating - plus, how to make sure they're safe and feel comfortable opening up to you about it
So, your teenager has started dating and you have no idea what to expect. Here are all your questions answered, by a family expert and a psychologist.
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Your favourite TV show could influence your teen's future career: The Great British Bake Off and Grey's Anatomy are among the series inspiring 60% of teenagers
The 10 most inspiring TV shows for teenagers have been revealed, and you could use your telly time to strike up a career talk too.
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How to help your child use their voice this Children's Mental Health Week - 5 activities you can try and tips from an expert
A mental health expert has shared 5 tips for helping your child open up, and the signs they might be struggling to look out for.
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The 5 most important things you should talk to your teen about before they start dating - and we could all do with the advice
Setting your child up for a healthy romantic relationship means having a serious conversation about boundaries and 'red flags'
