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If your teenage son or daughter seems stroppy or rude, don't blame yourself says counsellor Barry Brightman.
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Has your teenager been dumped, or are they feeling low because no-one has asked them out? Read our advice from parenting experts on how to help them
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We all know that adolescence is stressful and it's important to be able to spot the signs if your teenager isn't coping well with exams or other issues. Here are some expert tips on helping them out
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Two London boroughs are going to allow teenage girls to get the contraceptive pill without seeing a doctor - find out why and get more info on contraception here
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Talking to your teen
Talking to your teen about an awkward topic can be difficult for parents - but stay relaxed and they're likely to follow your lead. We've got loads more help and advice here:
- How to help your stressed teen
- One mum's story: I used Coronation Street to help with sex education
