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Teen Summer Job
Asked by J.H. from Las Vegas
on March 21, 2007
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hello,
Does anybody can give me any advice or ideas about a summer job for my daughter she is 16 years old turning 17 in September.
I just want her to learn about ...
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- She can try Target. They have a lot of young teens working as cashiers. She can go into any Target and complete the job application at the hiring kiosk. Once she co...
- You might also have her ask her councelors at school if they have any recomendations. What about something like being a camp councelor? More fun than retail and she ...
- Hi Josie, When my daughter was 16, I made her get a job. She hated the thought, but later loved having her own money and got a great deal of confidence out of it. H...
Help! Need Assistance to Keep My 16 Year Old Healthy - Has Mono for the 4Th Time
Asked by D.B. from St. Louis
on November 13, 2008
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My 16 year old daughter just was diagnosed with Mono again! - This is her 4th bout with it in a year and half. She is a very busy kid - Marching Band, basketball, swim...
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- Hi D., You probably know what Mono is and how it's spread. Check and see what conditions are where she works and at her athletic events. is she sharing food and dri...
- She should increase her intake of vitamin c, it boosts the immune system. You could also have her start taking vitamins daily.
- I know many on her are selective vaccinating but I am surprised no one mentioned getting this one. My 13 y/o was vaccinated 2 years ago and I know from my own experien...
15 Year Old and School
Asked by R.C. from Richmond
on January 3, 2007
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My 15 yro son,a sophomore,is getting really bad about not caring about school.I tell him his only job in life right now,IS school,so he should try his best.All I get i...
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- my mom is having the same issues with my brother and we have come to the conclusion that most of every one we know that age is the same! and not much seems to work how...
- I have a 14 yr old daughter who goes through the same thing, blaming everyone else for her own mistakes. I believe too that school is their main priority, therefore i...
- Did you ever consider he might be telling the truth? You're using adult logic with a 15 year old. That's not gonna work. He needs to feel accepted. Highschool is cr...
Taking Job That Would Require a Move?
Asked by A.P. from Jacksonville
on September 26, 2009
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Hi I am up for a job that I would love to have- the only problem is that it is an hour and 1/2 away. I could commute at first but eventually would have to move. The ...
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- I would take the job. I'm sorry your son is upset about it. But this is what needs to be done to take care of your family and make you happy. Both are very importan...
- More time at home....take the job!
- A., Have you every thought about working from home, to supplement your income? More money sounds great, but at what cost. Weigh your options. Working from hom...
14-yr.old Wants a Job
Asked by M.T. from Richmond
on June 16, 2008
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My 14-yr old. daughter wants to work. I applaud her and want to help her find a job, but I don't know where to start. Can anybody help me out, please? Thank you.
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- It is possible for 14 and 15 year olds to work for very retricted amounts of time in a number of restricted types of businesses if they have the proper permit. You...
- First, if you haven't done so already, find out the minimum working age. It varies from state to state, I think. Then, if things are still the same as when I was that ...
- I got a job at Burger King when I was 14. I did have to get a workers permit from my school office. My Mom called the local Burger King and spoke to the manager. He...
17 Year Olds Going on Spring Break Without Parents
Asked by M.C. from Detroit
on March 3, 2012
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Arghhh...my daughter wants to go on spring break to FL with her friends. They plan on driving from MI to FL. Of course, no parents are going. I told my daughter, "n...
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- AFTER READING YOUR SO WHAT HAPPENED: Your job is not over, do not let her threaten you. Can your child support herself? Who did she expect to fund her trip? Tell...
- No way would she be going - case closed as far as I am concerned. Go broken record on her. No, no, decision final, don't ask again. As far as moving out she is th...
- Ahh NO They need at least one very responsible chaperone. There is too much temptation on Spring Break. Parties all day and night, drinking, drugs, sex with strange...
Advice for Friend About to Quit Her Job
Asked by L.O. from Detroit
on April 29, 2011
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A good friend of mine is quitting her job.. to stay home wiht her kids.. 2,- 17 years.. (her hubby finally makes enough money for her to stay home) Anyone have advi...
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- Wish her well and let her EASE into the new roll. If she's raised a 17 year old, she doesn't need additional instructions....just a lunch or brunch date now and then....
- HOW WONDERFUL FOR HER!!! Tell her to set a schedule to get stuff done. Play with the kids.... Play groups for the young ones are essential to keeping the "social...
- Woo Hoo! These will be the best years of your life!!!!!!!!!!
Do You Think It's Appropriate for a Therapist to Inform Her 16 Year Old Client
Asked by K.J. from New York
on October 13, 2012
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that he can chose whether or not he wants therapy, medicine or any other medical treatment?
Shouldn't that be left to the discretion of the parents and/or doctors?
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- He's 16 and should be involved in decisions about his own care. That said, parents and doctors should be an important part of the conversation. But no one forced into ...
- I would say the therapist is trying to teach the teen how to have a voice. That perhaps the parents are a big part of the problem in the kids life and the 16 year old ...
- Yes! My daughter had a baby when she was 16. After that, doctors treated her for anything without my knowledge or consent, but they certainly expected me to pay for ...
Resenting My Husband for His Job
Asked by A.U. from Los Angeles
on February 6, 2011
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My problem is not a new one... in fact it's one that women have been facing for years. I know there isn't a "solution" but maybe you moms that have been in a similar s...
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- I am sending you a big hug!! I don't have any advice, as I understand the just making it by with the income that you do have coming in. (We just got our third pay cu...
- You are very smart to think realistically about your needs and then put them on the table with your husband. When I was married to my older son's father, he didn't ...
- I know I'm chiming in late here (and why is it that when I read these questions for the first time, there's often the "thanks for the suggestions" follow up?...off top...
Teenage Son Needs a Summer Job and Is Not Motivated
Asked by S.O. from San Antonio
on February 17, 2009
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Have 3 teen age boys. First 2 have part time jobs in summer. Work hard, save money, have learned a lot since being in the working world. My husband and I have just t...
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- It's really hard when there isn't anything you can use as a "carrot". I have a 16 year old who has a lot of the same characteristics as your son, and we are hopeful...
- Tell him he has 2 choices #1- get a job or #2- go to summer school! A lot of kids go to summer school to get ahead. It is usually from 6 weeks and classes ar...
- Morning S.; At this point I think the law is in his favor. It seems to me that they passed a law (stupid) that a kid has to be 16 to work in an organized jobs, like...
