Bullying is big news lately. Anti-bullying campaigns are springing up, celebrities are speaking out against it. Everyone, it seems, is aware of the problem. But what do you do if you find out that your child is the one doing the bullying?

Dr. John Duffy's fabulous book, The Available Parent, offers advice for practicing radical optimism as the parent of a teenager.

Distracted driving is a leading cause for traffic fatalities in the US, and teenage drivers are the age group most likely to engage in this behavior. The US Department of Transportation has a website full of information and tools to help your adolescent driver understand the risks involved.

What you need to know about teenagers and birth control, so that you can be informed when it's time to have tough discussions about sexual health and responsibility.

Schools out for summer! Every Wednesday this summer, come on by for a themed week of ideas for your family. This weeks theme: Starlight! Spend some time this week looking up at the best light show around.

Schools out for summer! Every Wednesday this summer, come on by for a themed week of ideas for your family. This weeks theme: Move Your Body. Get the whole family involved and active this summer.

Schools out for summer! Every Wednesday this summer, come on by for a themed week of ideas for your family. This weeks theme: Luau! Hawaii is practically synonymous with summer. What a great way to kick off the season.

Public compulsory education is not a good fit for all teenagers. An open mind and trust in your child open up a whole world of learning options you may have never considered before.

The winter holidays are a time of joy and gratitude, but they can also be a time of stress and anxiety. For teenagers, holiday stress may be compounded by school pressure. Here are some tips for helping them to manage their holiday stress.

The movie Thor is based on an Avengers comic book character. Read more for a Mama Review before your teenager watches it.