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How Can I Get My Parents to Give Me Private Time With My Doctor? for Teens
Let the doctor know you want some private time. If you didn't call ahead, you can tell the nurse that checks you into a room.
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Depression in Teens: How Parents Can Help for Parents
All teens feel sad or moody at times. But when a sad or bad mood lasts for weeks or longer, and when there are other changes in how a teen acts, it could be a sign of depression. Find out what to do.
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Kids Talk About: Feeling Scared for Kids
All kids feel scared once in a while. Find out what frightens them in this article for kids.
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Helping Kids Deal With Bullies for Parents
Unfortunately, bullying is a common part of childhood. But parents can help kids cope with it and lessen its lasting impact.
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Assistive Devices: Positioning Aids (Slideshow) for Parents
Kids with special needs have many options when it comes to supportive seats. View this slideshow to see what's available.
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Outdoor Water Safety for Parents
Swimming in an open body of water (like a river, lake, or ocean) is different from swimming in a pool. Here are some tips based on the type of water.
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How Can I Take Charge of My Own Medical Care? for Teens
Find out how to take charge of managing your medical care.
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Your Changing Body: Answers for Boys With Autism for Teens
When you're a teen, your body changes. This part of growing up. It's called puberty. Here's what to expect.
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Eating Disorders for Teens
Eating disorders are problems that affect a person’s eating behaviors as well as attitudes and feelings about food and their body. This article for teens describes how different eating disorders impact a person's health and emotions.
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Coping With Sad Feelings for Kids
Everyone feels sad sometimes. This slideshow has tips on what to do to help sad feelings ease away.