What are we going to do
Chantal's son and Erika's granddaughter are about to enter high school. How can they montior and encourage them through these challenging years?
Healthy Futures - Preparing for High School
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How can I help my teen handle the pressures of adolescence? When should I start talking with my child about alcohol, dating, and sex, and what should I say? Teens may act like they don't want to hear from their parents, but your guidance is key to helping them face the challenges ahead. The stories of families in Healthy Futures - For Our Sons can help you find the ways to talk to your son about difficult topics, stay involved in their lives, and provide the support they need to make healthy decisions. Hosted by actor John Amos
9th Grade wasn't easy for me either
Jimmy is teased for being so much shorter than the other boys at school. His father Charles tries to relate to his son by sharing a story from his own...
I'm gonna get a hot older guy
Christine tells a friend how she wants to attract some older boys in high school. After overhearing, how can her grandmother Erika encourage her to re...
It was a hard day for both of us
RaShawn comes home and gives his mom Chantal attitude. How will she react?
You talk about that with him
Charles feels overwhelmed will his son's growing interest in girls, and asks his friend Enrico for advice on how to talk to him.
Let's keep talking
Although he feels uncomfortable, Charles needs to talk with his son Jimmy about safe sex.
She spends all her time with him
Eva confides in her mother Marisa that her best friend is thinking about having sex with her new boyfriend. Marisa must respond in a way that promotes...
She keeps calling
Jimmy gets a phone call from a girl, and his older sister Monique teases him about it. How should their father Charles handle the situation?
It's so difference from how we grew up!
Arlene and Marisa reminisce about their own years in high school. How can they relate to the environment in which their own daughters are growing up?
Phone don't make the man
RaShawn insists he needs a fancy cell phone. His father Martin argues that a phone can't determine social status or make friends.