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parenting Tips–: catching your 16 year old lieing? Parenting tips?
I caught my 16 yr old at her fathers house with no one home and her friend with 6 or so boys over. No alcohol i could see. and She told me they were just hanging out. i picked her up and she was fine. but now how do I punish? parenting tips please
She told me she was at her friends house, when really she and her friend had boys over her dads house with no one home.

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Answer by Sarah Man
Take away her phone and computer privilages until she aplolgizes… don’t ground her that wont teach her anything

Answer by Ryan Sheckler
First of all kids and teens lie.

Go ahead and put her on some birth control so you don’t end up a grandma.

Answer by Doc
What did she do wrong exactly? Did she tell you her dad was there, or that no one else would come over?

Answer by Hamster
ALL teenagers lie. It’s part of growing up and that stage of life. Don’t punish her; that’s just going to cause rebelling and more lies in the future. Let kids be kids!

Answer by Sunflower
What was she lying about?

I think you would be smart to (a) put her on birth control and (b) discuss with her the concerns you have when teenagers hang out together completely unsupervised. Make a list. Then have her make a list of places SHE thinks it’s ok for the group to hang out. Then discuss what ones are acceptable, what ones are not and WHY.

I don’t see any point in punishment. All you do is teach her to be more secretive or to go to someone else’s unsupervised home. Treat this as an opportunity for her to learn how to make good decisions.

As a parent, I would contact not only the parent of her friend but of any of the boys and apprise them of this situation.

Answer by VoiceofCommonSense™
Take all fun things away from her.
Then lie to her about something important, until she realizes how hurtful it is.

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Q&A–: My friend just recently had a baby, and needs some parenting tips.?
my friend just had a baby and could use some tips, she’s only 15. and is trying to raise the baby her self, i’m trying to help out as best as i can.

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Answer by Mistystars
Take care of herself as much as she takes care of her baby. Good luck

Answer by KMS
The best tip I can give is….don’t be afraid to ask for help!!

Answer by humm
Pick up the book what to expect the First Years. It really is the only thing, other then ur doctors advice on what to expect. It has everything u can imagine.

Answer by nodotdotdot
If she has the internet, a forum would be great for her. The ones at mothering.com/discussions are very informative and she could learn a lot about caring for newborns.

Encourage her to breastfeed! It will make her baby healthier which will help in the long run, since sick babies take a lot of time and money.

Tell her to not be afraid to ask for help, and to trust her instincts COMPLETELY.

Oh, and tell her to avoid the “What to Expect” books- they have horrible advices and make many mothers feel absolutely horrible about what they’re doing.

Answer by Izzy P
i had my kids at 15 and i was upset i let that hapen to me
but thing is my best friends really helped me out and it was great that they did,im ld you want to hel pyour freidn heres somthings you could do

1. spend as much time with your friend as posible
2.help out with the baby
3.sit with her and the baby and you know just talk likes shes a normal person
4.give her stuff that you have a baby might want

be a good friend and will always apreciate you for that

Answer by I LOve my BaBy!
trust me I was her age.. she can’t do this herself.. she needs to go to school and she will need lots of help from her mom.. This is the only person that could help you.. she is just a Child with another child… tell her to ask mom she will need her trust me….

Answer by Blaze Baby
just love that baby and be there for her. read “what to expect the first year” and do as much online research as possible. that baby just needs a lot of patients and love

please push her to finish school, its hard but worth more than a GED and she will need a job eventually and the more education the better ur chances of more pay.

Answer by blooming chamomile
That is so nice of you. You are a great friend.

Congratulations to her. I bet she’s going through a gamut of emotions right now.

Here are the tips I can think of for newborns…

She should sleep when the baby sleeps if at all possible–even napping during the day.

Feed the baby when he’s hungry. It will probably be about every 2-3 hours. Sometimes you can recognize a hungry baby before he cries because he’ll put his fists to his mouth or mouth on your shoulder or whatever is near. If bottle feeding, burp after every ounce or two (IF this works for her and him–my son wouldn’t tolerate it, but it’s the way you’re supposed to.) They also say to feed a baby in more of an upright/sitting position to help prevent ear infections and tummy aches.

If formula feeding, check the instructions on the can as far as how long the formula is good. If I remember right–a bottle is good for no more than one hour after the baby drinks from it; no more than two hours (not drank from) at room temperature; no more than 24 hours in the fridge.

Trim his nails when he’s sleeping.

Change his diaper whenever wet or soiled, which is really often for newborns.

Bathe him every couple days. Babies don’t necessarily need a bath every single day. Wash his face with water and a soft cloth only, no soap.

Dress him in no more than one extra layer than you’re comfortable in.

Respond to his cries immediately. By “respond” I mean, pick him up right away and try to figure out what he needs. Hungry? Gassy/needs to be burped? Diaper? Too hot or cold? A hair wrapped around a finger, toe, or penis? Sick? There will probably be times when you simply can’t figure out what’s wrong. At least there were for me. It can be frustrating, but don’t take it personally! Just keep trying to comfort him and settle him.

If you get too frustrated and feel like you’re going to lose your temper, put the baby down in a safe place and take a breather. Collect yourself and go back to him.

Get some Mylicon or Gas Relief drops.

Hold him, sing to him, talk to him, rock him, cuddle, hug, kiss. The more, the better. Enjoy him!

Ask for help and advice.

Look for parenting websites and books. Does she have any other support? Her family? A home health nurse? If not, contact the hospital and see if they have any programs to help new mothers out. I had a nurse that came to my house with wonderful information and advice. (And it’s not about being young either; I was 32 when I had my son.)

I think you are really great to help her–she needs you more than you think!

Good luck. Never hesitate to get on here and ask anything. Everyone seems more than happy to answer any questions.

Answer by Kevin
Colette, it sounds like you are a great friend! As mentioned previously, your friend should not be afraid to ask for help. It is important to love your child with all your heart.

In many areas there are “Moms” groups, or “Moms” clubs. It is a great way for new moms to connect.

Also, read as much as you can and if your friend does not have any parenting books visit Amazon or Barnes and Nobles. Also check out the internet for various parenting websites and forums. But remember, take what you read on the internet with a grain of salt and some commonsense as it may not be helpful in your particular situation.

Also consider baby playgroups where moms get together and babys play with each other. My wife joined one and a moms group and it helped tremendously when I was on the road some much for business during the first year of our son.

Just some ideas, hope this helps…

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