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Bond with your kids
Kids who feel close to their parents are less likely to use alcohol and marijuana.
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Set boundaries
Be clear about rules, expectations, and the consequences for breaking them.
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Monitor activities
Stay in the loop about plans; ask what, who, and where. And check in regularly.
Talk with your kids.
Not sure where to start when it comes to talking to your teen about alcohol and marijuana? Check out our conversation starter guides to get started today.
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