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WHO WE ARE….

Hi! We’re Cindy Goodman and Raquel Alderman, mom bloggers and former co-workers. We created the Raising Teens blog so parents of teens would have a friendly place to discuss their challenges and triumphs. Join us in the conversation as we ride through the turbulent teen years together. It may be a bumpy ride but we will be right there with you.

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With the challenging environment of technology, bullying, fitting in, where does a parent of a teen go for advice and support? While there’s plenty of information for parents of young children, Raising Teens blog was created to give parents of teenagers a place to share ideas and insights on topics they are dealing with such as online activities, drinking, sexting, peer influence and school stress. We invite you to join the conversation.

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