Children, Youth & Teens: Articles

Bullying can inflict physical, psychological, social and educational harm on targeted individuals. Learn how to identify this behavior in youth and what parents can do to help stop it.

Military youth/teen centers offer an array of educational, recreational and support programs to help military youth and teens live their best MilLives.

The Military Parent Resource Center offers tools, tips and tactics to help keep children and families healthy, safe and strong.

Learn how youth sponsors and military youth programs can help transitioning military youth feel at home in their new community.

Military parents of teens can help their child learn basic professional dress and communication skills for applying for jobs and scholarships or exploring career paths.

Thrive is a free, online program for parents of children from birth to 18. It promotes positive parenting, stress management and healthy living.

Trusted adults can have the special gift of helping youth see and use their strengths and talents to navigate academic, career and life milestones. Explore mentorship options for your child.

Learn how to be a trusted adult to help protect children and teens.

Talking to your children about their bodies can help protect them from sexual abuse. From the time your children are quite young, have a conversation with them about who can touch them and what to do if they are uncomfortable with someone's touch.

Find out more about cyberbullying, learn how you can help protect your children from electronic bullying behaviors and access resources to help when you suspect they may be engaging in the online bullying of others.