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Travelling with teenagers

Our travel columnist, Geneviève V-Boulanger takes us to Italy, Greece and France in the footsteps of a family united by their love of discoveries and beautiful encounters
A cellphone for the kids?

Need a cell phone? Really? Useful, perhaps, but mom and dad must closely monitor the management of this communication tool, on which the happiness of teenagers now depends
My child wants to do TV

Your child wants to play in a TV show? Do you think he has talent and that it would be a good experience for his self-esteem? Here are some tips before you embark on the adventure
Choosing the right driving school

Your teenager is 16 years old and he can't wait to get behind the wheel? It's time to shop for a driving school. To make the right choice, it is better to make a visit to check some aspects
Eco-anxiety: the new evil of the century

You have certainly heard of Greta Thunberg, this young Swedish activist who, from the height of her 16 years, fights body and soul against global warming. But did you know that this extreme concern for the fate of our planet has a name?
Move, love, live: Sophie's mantra

Every morning, rain or shine, Sophie Grégoire-Trudeau rides her bike to pick up her 3-year-old boy Hadrien at daycare. His two eldest children, Xavier James and Ella-Grace, also go to school by bicycle or on foot
Stressful Events - How to Help Teenagers

Teenagers often behave as if they are invulnerable. They may pretend not to be touched or concerned in order to show that they are "cool" and above the problems
Free speech, politeness and adolescence

First we teach them to talk. Then, quietly, they are taught to express themselves without lapsing into insult, defamation and rudeness. In short, we guide them, so that they can give their opinion while remaining polite
His first steps on Facebook

That's it, your child has reached the age to use Facebook. Maybe you need some tips to put yourself in a newbie's shoes and give them some advice? Here they are
Video game addiction: identifying and understanding it

Does your teenager get irritable, anxious and angry the minute you talk to him about managing his video game time? He only talks to you and his friends about video games and all his thoughts seem to be directed towards them?