Car ownership is an expensive undertaking, and young drivers often find themselves paying out a lot of money not only for their vehicle itself but also for the associated costs that go with it. As such, many parents seek to help their teenagers and ensure that they enjoy the freedom of their wheels without having … Read more
AD: Some items in this guide have been provided in exchange for inclusion in the guide. Getting started on your Christmas shopping but falling short of ideas? This Christmas gift guide for teenagers will give you a few things to get your grey cells working. Relative Insanity Game Relative Insanity is the game guaranteed to … Read more
It’s a tricky decision to make…when is it appropriate to leave your teen home alone whilst you go shopping or even have an outing without bringing them along?
Young people getting their first phone will have a new way to help them have a happier, healthier, more positive life online – with the new BBC Own It app.
Helping your teen learn to drive can be a stressful, emotional experience for both of you. It’s great to see your teen gain some independence, and not having to drive teens everywhere can be a definite perk. But driving is dangerous, and setting your child out on the road by himself or herself can be … Read more
By Samrita Hayer Careers Adviser at the National Careers Service Exam Results Helpline. The National Careers Service Exam Results Helpline is the free service available for both parents and young people alike to seek advice and support following exam results. Here, Samrita shares her expert advice on what to do next if results are lower … Read more
Sending your child to college can be a difficult time of life. While there are many different factors that can add stress to that college departure, one that is far too often the concern is the issue of money. Teenagers are infamously immature, and the thought of sending your young, inexperienced adult out into the … Read more
Every parent wants to keep their children safe from the many dangers of the world, including substance abuse. One of the best ways to protect your child from going down the path of addiction is to have open and honest discussions about drugs. The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) says parents should … Read more
[AD-GIFTED] As a family, we have been camping since Will was just a small boy and he has always loved it. Loved being outdoors exploring and making new friends. This year Will turns 18 and we decided that it’s time he started to venture out on his own a little so this year he has … Read more