Parenting Teens

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12 Tips for Staying Safe and Healthy in a Crowd

12 Tips for Staying Safe and Healthy in a Crowd

Precautions to take while at a game, concert, or other large gathering

in Stealth Health

13 Things Your Kid's Camp Counselor Won't Tell You

13 Things Your Kid's Camp Counselor Won't Tell You

Sending the kids off to camp this summer? We granted anonymity to insiders from camps in Massachusetts, New York, Vermont, and Wisconsin so they'd share some of the secrets of their profession.

Interviews by Adam Bluestein in Reader's Digest - July 2008

7 First-Aid Standbys You Should Never Use

7 First-Aid Standbys You Should Never Use

Update your first-aid kit and learn which common treatments can be dangerous to use in an emergency.

By Patricia Curtis in Reader's Digest - October 2004

A Chat With YouTube's Star Mom

A Chat With YouTube's Star Mom

Anita Renfroe, the mind behind "MomSense," still gets her kicks from her kids.

Andy Simmons in Reader's Digest - September 2009

A Deadly Drug: Heroin

Heroin is back -- through the experiences of real teens who tested the drug with tragic consequences.

By Henry Pierson Curtis in Reader's Digest - July 1998

A Father's Farewell

A Father's Farewell

With his life drawing to a close, Randy Pausch reveals in an interview and a book excerpt what matters most.

By Jesse Kornbluth in Reader's Digest - May 2008

A Get-Along Guide for Parents of Teens

It's not easy being a teen -- or the parent of one. If yours has you baffled, try these tips for keeping the lines of communication open.

in readersdigest.com

A Look at Single Sex Classrooms

A Look at Single Sex Classrooms

Single-sex classrooms are appearing in public schools all over the country. We get to the bottom of why single-gender education is becoming more and more popular.

By Carol Kaufmann in Reader's Digest

Ahead of the Curve

Ahead of the Curve

Three schools. Three fresh ideas for getting kids hooked on learning.

By Max Alexander in Reader's Digest - May 2006

Anatomy of a Teen Car Accident

Anatomy of a Teen Car Accident

Nearly half of teen car-crash deaths happen at night. Here's how it usually goes down.

in Reader's Digest - August 2008

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