Sentences with phrase «knows tweens and teens»

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Whether teens or tweens, many kids today have their own smartphones or tablets and this is often convenient for parents to know where their children are at all times.

Tweens and teens are known to take risks as they develop into independent people.

There are more indications of the primal wound, all worth knowing about, if only so that I can recognize what may (or may not) be happening for my kids as they become tweens and teens and adults.

Tweens and teens are likely to catch some media coverage no matter how much you try to limit their exposure.

But as tweens, teens, and young adults, my kids and other AP kids I know are confident and capable.

Teens and «tweens may no longer think that Dad is the coolest guy and horsing around or reading together may seem babyish.

For more tips on healthy living for teens and tweens, read 14 Things I Wish I Knew At 14 About Beauty.

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And, best of all, it is written by a 13 - year - old who knows the perspective of tweens and teeAnd, best of all, it is written by a 13 - year - old who knows the perspective of tweens and teeand teens!

And, best of all, it is written by a 13 - year - old who knows the perspective of tweens and teeAnd, best of all, it is written by a 13 - year - old who knows the perspective of tweens and teeand teens!

And, best of all, it is written by a 13 - year - old who knows the perspective of tweens and teeAnd, best of all, it is written by a 13 - year - old who knows the perspective of tweens and teeand teens!

And, best of all, it is written by a 13 - year - old who knows the perspective of tweens and teeAnd, best of all, it is written by a 13 - year - old who knows the perspective of tweens and teeand teens!

There are more indications of the primal wound, all worth knowing about, if only so that I can recognize what may (or may not) be happening for my kids as they become tweens and teens and adults.