Tween Titans
Has your sweet child turned moody and defiant almost overnight? Wondering what's going on - and more importantly, how to handle it?
We've got help!
Julie Ross, M.A., Executive Director of Parenting Horizons and author of How to Hug a Porcupine: Negotiating the Prickly Points of the Tween Years will be here all next week to answer YOUR questions about tween behavior, and how to cope!
Ask Julie your questions today and you could win a copy of her book! 2 moms will win.
Thank you for joining us, Julie!

The Official Rules
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- Posts must be made between Thursday, January 5 at 1 pm EST and Sunday, January 15 at 11:59 pm EST.
- This contest will end on Sunday, January 15 at 11:59 pm EST.
- Two winners will be selected randomly.
- The winners will be posted on this thread and will be notified via CafeMom PM.
- Multiple replies are allowed and will increase your chances of winning.
- Prizes are only available to members who live in the US or Canada (excluding Quebec).
- Two winners will receive a copy of "How to Hug a Porcupine"
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I always felt that my DD=12y were very close and we've a great bond. However the last couple of years she's changed: moods are a roller coater, she says she wants to talk/spend time with me (but when i do she has a flat effect), constant fighting with both her older and younger sib's (18y & 6y).. It's very frusterating, it's like who is this person that is in my home.. I know it's the age, and sometimes i feel that i get through to her and other times not so much.. I just dont know what to do with her anymore
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Hi, I have a fifeteen year old son who is autistic,it seems like I have to constantly remind him of things I have asked him to do.He is high functioning and very smart, he has proven to me he has a really good memory, and yet, I have such a hard time getting him to finish chores, take a shower, do his homework etc...without constantly reminding him.Why is he doing this and what can I do to not seem like I am constantly nagging and fighting with him?
Thanks Teresa