Adolescence Highlights

In this episode of Quality Time, Daddy Clay interviews Daisy Whitney. She is the host of the New Media Minute and the author of "The Mockingbirds". This novel for teens is about an elite boarding school's underground student-run justice system and deals with the controversial subject of date rape. She tells us why she decided to write a book for teenagers and what is the appropriate age for your teen to read the book.

Getting to know your middle school teachers makes a big difference in how well you do in school

Becoming a mom at any age is a trying and difficult experience. Hear about the unique problems of being a teenage mom and get advice on how to cope.

Learn how to discuss about sex with your teens

Recording star Mel B., pediatrician Dr. Cara Natterson, and Entertainment Tonight host Samantha Harris join The Doctors Motherhood Survival Club and discuss how to talk to kids about sex.

The Doctors debate the pros and cons of drug testing in middle schools.

Hear from pregnant teens who share their personal stories relating to their condition.

Dr. Lawrence Kutner talks about his research findings on the topic of video games and violence among youth.

Learn whether mothers should of pre-teens and teens stay at home in this video with Dr. Diana Zuckerman.

What can you do in order to make sure your teen stays safe with young drivers at the wheel? Find out more in this video.

It's important to start discussion early about body changes and a girl's first period. Also, make sure your daughter feels comfortable to ask you questions about these subjects.

When is the appropriate time for your daughter to begin shaving her legs? What should you consider if your daughter approaches you about this topic? Find out more in this video.

Lots of people watch porn, but are there any Hidden Dangers to watching porn? Especially for teens?

When should you allow your teenage daughters to start dating boys? What should you consider when discussing dating with your teens? Find out in this video.

Children are bombarded every day with magazines, movies and television shows, all serving up images of what, so-called “perfect” bodies look like.