TEENAGERS and DRUG ADDICTION

TEENAGERS and DRUG ADDICTION
“What PARENTS

can DO?”

There are a lot of reasons why teenagers are using forbidden drugs and why they are involving to this drug addiction? Parental Guidance is needed. This article will help you how to understand teenagers and how parents can make to prevent this drug addiction to your child.
Appropriate supervise and discipline of a parent is needed. This can help to avoid drug addiction of your children.

Once you supervise your children don’t act very strict or super lax because this can be the reason of being rebel of your children. Have a good communication to your children, be able to spent time for them, show them love in any ways. If they feel that they are unable to talk to you, give them attention and talk to them and let them to tell about their problem and listen. Give good advice.

Sometimes the main reason why teenagers are using drugs is just because they feel emptiness in their heart. They feel that they are alone and no one love them. And they used to be rebel with their parents.

Teens are not rebellious. They are just trying to figure out who they are.

As a parent, you have a big role or responsibility to guide and supervise your children. Appreciate all the things that your children can make. Don’t refuse when they trying to talk to you. Let them be free but tell them that “don’t do bad things”. Let you and your children be best friend and open to each other. Explain to your children the facts/truth about life.

Peer pressure can also one of the factor why teenage influence to use drugs. Accessibility and availability are also reasons that influence teenage drug use.

We all know that today teenagers are high in drugs. But if you have a good supervision your children will not be the one of this teenager who abuses drugs.

Pay attention to your children, be involved in their lives.

Every teenager needs a parent who helped them in their life. There is no teenager who does not need a parent. One they, they used to tell “all I need is my parents.”