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When you were a teenager your parents didn't have to know about the dangers of marijuana. But when you're raisning a teenager her in the U.S. today, it's critical.
Kids who are not regularly monitored by their parents are four times more likely to use drugs.
Your kids are growing up in a different generation and culture. Maybe you think it's hard or not event necessary to talk to them about marijuana. But of all the influences in your child's life, your words and actions matter most! Now you can protect your kids from the risks of marijuana by setting a clear "no-drugs" rule and paying close attention to their behavior:
(1) Know where your teen is, whom she is with, and what she is doing.
(2) Check up on her to make sure she is where she says she is.
(3) Get involved involved in her school activities.
(4) Stay informed about your teen's progress in school, employment and other activities.
Today, being a parent of a teenager isn't easy. But as a parent, your role in protecting your children from marijuana is critical.
PARENTS.
THE ANTI-DRUG.
Office of National Drug Control Policy | Partnership for a Drug-Free America®
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