Parenting Teenagers: Ages 15 - 18 years

Everyone would like their children to sail confidently through their teenage years. Here are eight social activities that you can work on before they become teenagers. Building skills in these activities will help them to look cool in the eyes of their peers and keep their confidence high.

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UCAS is the organisation responsible for managing applications to full-time undergraduate courses in the UK. The UCAS application is a big step into the unknown for many young people, and it can seem like a daunting prospect for you as parents too, as you try to guide your son or daughter through th

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There are four main areas that make major contributions to how confident your teenager is. This article discusses those areas and how you can help build confidence.

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Acne can be an awful infliction for teenagers. Aside from the general spots and pimples it can lead to low self-esteem and a loss of confidence. This articles offers help for coping with the problem.

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Choosing a university is one of the first major decisions our children make. With around twenty percent of students dropping out it is important to get the decision right. This article gives a number of tips for key points to consider.

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This article gives details on how our children can learn to drive and what is required to pass their test.

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Raising children can be hard work. But if you thought the terrible twos were hard work then wait until you have a child suffering from grunting teenager syndrome. Just having a civilised conversation can be such hard work. Here are our top 10 tips for talking to teenagers.

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Do you have noisy teenagers? This article gives you tips and ideas for how to reduce noise coming from a room, giving you relief from musical instruments, TVs and loud music etc.

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When a child does not get the A level results they were expecting it may mean the loss of a job opportunity or missing a place at university. If your child receives disappointing A level grades then this article may help decide what is the best way forward for them.

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Nobody wants their children to start smoking. Once they start it is very difficult to get them to stop. If you have a child who smokes or would like some advice on how to reduce the chances of them ever starting then try our out Top 10 Tips to Stop Children Smoking.

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Staying out late is a potential battlefield between parents and children. Here are ten tips to help you and your children to reach a sensible compromise that works for everyone.

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