The Pre-Teen Years
The transition period before adolescence is filled with change and opportunity. To help you navigate these years, we've put together a list of the most sought after topics to get you and your tween through everything from chores to college financial planning.
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Must have information for getting the most out of your tween's education.
Developmental Milestones
Make sure your tween's growth is on track.
School and Studying
Studies show parent involvement is crucial to a child's success. Here's your guide to getting involved.
After School Time
Tweens typically become more vocal about the types of activities they want to get involved in after school.
Life Skills
This an ideal time to teach children about money management and other important life skills.
Tween Issues
Tweens are faced with a number of difficult issues, caught between childhood and adolescence.
Special Needs
Here's how to get tweens with special needs on the right track in school and at home.
Friends and Feelings
You can help your tween understand her feelings and negotiate friendships with these resources.
Parenting and Families
Your tween is likely spending more and more time with friends, but you are still their most important ally.
Healthy Tweens
Find out how to help your tween take care of her body, eat healthy, and stay fit!
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