About Parenting Teens: Teen Stress Help

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Parenting Teens Parenting Teens Teens Today Summer with Teens Troubled Teens Help From Denise Witmer, your Guide to Parenting Teens Parent Asks: Is There a Book for Helping Teens with Stress? A parent from the forum is in search of: "Looking for name of a 'teen stress test questionnaire book'. Please help me." From Denise: "I like this one: The Stress Reduction Workbook for Teens: Mindfulness Skills to Help You Deal With Stress (Read Book Review) - (Compare Prices) From our community of parents: Is there a book, advice or experience dealing with stress and teens that you would recommend or share? Let us know in the comments area. Related Resources: Stress Test: Is your teenager stressed out? Ten Signs Your Teenager is Burning Out Tips on Teaching Your Teen How to Deal with Stress Ways to Help Your Teen Tone Down Test Stress Quiz: Are You Sabotaging Your Teen's Social Life? A social life is an important part of a teen's schedule. How are you about letting your teen enjoy their social life? FAQ: What do you do when you don't like your teen's friends? Tips on how to handle not liking your teen's friends. See More About:  peer pressure  your teen's friends  FaceBook Status: I've been hacked!! There is a joke teens, siblings and parents play on each other that is very humorous when the opportunity arises. The joke involves hacking your teen's Facebook page and posting a funny status. Now, I am by no means suggesting anyone break into someone else account - **shaking head** no, no. But, if per chance your teen's computer is down and they use yours and leave themselves logged in so that when you check your FB page you wonder why you are getting messages from all of these kids until you realize that you are not in your account, then a non-embarrassing status update is fun. Like the one I wrote on my dds status yesterday: "I have the best mom. EVER." After people she knows hit the like button, she found it and wrote back: "Hacked! Haha but it is true :P" The moral of this story: Get involved with your teen online as well as in the real world. It's another great way to connect and strengthen those family bonds! On a side note, teach your teen to log out of their accounts when at a friend's home or any public area. What can be a joke, can get ugly if the jokester isn't being nice. Share what you would put in your teen's FB status if given the chance in our comments area. Related Resources: You know you're a parent of a teen when... Staying Involved In Your Child's Life How Much Time with Friends Is Enough? Parenting of Adolescents Ads Defiant Teen Anger Teens Parenting Teens Bipolar Teens Parenting Teenagers Featured Articles   More from About.com Best Places to Live in America One of the nicest aspects of living in the U.S. is the ability to choose from a huge variety of climates and lifestyles. More> Birth Control Myths & Facts How much do you know about birth control types, sex myths and pregnancy? Can you identify the myths verses the facts? More> This newsletter is written by: Denise Witmer Parenting Teens Guide Email Me | My Blog | My Forum   Sign up for more free newsletters on your favorite topics You are receiving this newsletter because you subscribed to the About Parenting Teens newsletter. If you wish to change your email address or unsubscribe, please click here. About respects your privacy: Our Privacy Policy Contact Information: 249 West 17th Street New York, NY, 10011 © 2011 About.com   Must Reads Talking to Teens About Tough Issues Quiz: Are You Raising a Healthy Teen? Teen Birthday Party Themes and Ideas 6 Tips for Parenting Troubled Teens How to Raise a Drug-Free Teen Advertisement