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Help! My 14-year-old won't go out with her friends

Help! My 14-year-old won't go out with her friends
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Don't worry, 14 is still quite young and, for many, the party-going comes later. Instead, establish that there's nothing practical or emotional that's stopping her. But don't just confront her. Wait till you're watching TV together, she'll be relaxed and more likely to tell you any worries.
Katherina Lincoln from Parentline Plus

By Katherina Lincoln

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