Parents
Issues affecting girls
Girl Scouts of the USA is the world's largest organization dedicated to helping all girls everywhere build character and gain skills for success in the real world. Part of our role is to support you, the parent. We hope the information below is helpful. Please give us suggestions on topics you would like Girl Scouts to address in this section of our Web site.
Mental well-being
Parenting
Physical health and well-being
- Active Teens Less Likely to Get in Trouble, Andrew Weil, M.D.
- Big tobacco's anti-smoking efforts go up in smoke, Brandweek.com
- Boost your daughter's brain power, Allison Aubrey
- Efforts to help obese children floundering, Associated Press
- Five weight-loss tips for children, Andrew Weil, M.D.
- Georgia: Where do we fit as an overweight state?
- Girls and Overweight: Key facts, Girl Scouts of the USA
- Healthy Living Starts at Home
- Latina Girls and Overweight: Key facts, Girl Scouts of the USA
- More Children and Men are Getting Fat, Mike Strobe, Associated Press
- The New Normal? What Girls Say About Healthy Living
- School, Study, SATs: No Wonder Teens Are Stressed
- Sleep deprivation
- Staying Safe for Girls
- Stop cyber bullying
- Teasing: Hurtful or Playful?
- Teen Girls Need more Calcium, Staff, Girl Scout Council of Northwest Georgia
- Weighing In
Helping Girls be Healthy Today, Healthy Tomorrow, Girl Scouts of the USA
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Be aware! The use of methamphetamines is hitting the southeastern U.S. with force.
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Risky behavior
Teen driving
Read Choose a Safe Car for Your Teenage Daughter.
Teens in the workplace
Read Does a part-time job actually benefit your teen?
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