Don’t Worry If Your High Schooler Doesn’t Have Much Of A Social Life

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Feb. 9, 2024 miodrag ignjatovic/E+/Getty Images IT TAKES TIME Don't Worry If Your High Schooler Doesn't Have Much Of A Social Life "My daughter kept to herself the last few years of high school," writes Diana Park. "It started when she was a sophomore, and at first, I chalked it up to COVID-19 — no one was really social that year. But when things opened back up, she still seemed happier at home in her room or working." Well, if that sounds familiar, she's got a message for you, and I bet you'll find it pretty reassuring. Kelly Faircloth, Executive Editor Read More ⮕ Latest Hirurg/Getty Images TIKTOK IS NOT YOUR DOC TikTok Is Obsessed With "Balancing Your Hormones," But What's True & What's Not? A physician debunks five popular myths you've probably seen on your FYP. Read More. IT'LL COST YA This Woman Is Begging New Moms To Get An Itemized Hospital Bill She also broke down how much hospitals upcharge simple OTC items. Read More. MAKING PAPER A Mom Offered Her Babysitter Extra Cash For Doing Specific Chores That'll be $3 if you vacuum the couch and $15 if you clean the inside of the fridge. Read More. Featured Anchiy/E+/Getty Images I'M LISTENING Turns Out, There's A Science-Backed Trick To Getting Teens To Listen To Unsolicited Advice "It's been proven that teens stop listening to their parents and start listening to their peers around the same time they hit adolescence. But that doesn't mean that adults can't get through to their kids once they hit 13," writes Sarah Aswell. So… how? Let Sarah lay some science on you. Read More ⮕ What We're Reading ⮕ 14 Valentine's Day Cookies You Can Totally Make With Your Kids ⮕ Experts Pinpoint How Youth Athletes Can Use Stress To Their Advantage ⮕ A Foster Parent Reflects On Loving — And Letting Go Of — The Children In His Care

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