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"I want my kids to know me" - Steve Jobs

Weak and in pain before his death, Steve Jobs just wanted his children to know why he wasn't always there for them. Read More

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Does masturbation lead to safer sex?

Masturbation can play an important role in sexual self-awareness and condom use in teenage boys. Read More

Are romance novels harming our teens?

Is it just a harmless book or are romance novels negatively affecting your teen? Read More

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Q I have a 16 year old son, who goes out every weekend, and suddenly everything is a secret. He is like a puppy and he will follow anyone and do anything. I am so upset because he’s with people who drinks alcohol & smoking marijuana he knows education is important and he is not passing year 11, so he has to do it again next year but I don’t want him to go to that high school anymore. Is sending him to a boarding school the answer or is it too late?
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