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Healthy Futures - For Our Sons episodes
- I Can't Believe How Much He's GrownVera and Sandra are dealing with new challenges as their sons become teenagers to ℗ from how their bodies are changing to how moody and sensitive they are.4 min
- She's Pretty CuteWhen his son Jesse is starting to get attention from girls at school, his father, Darren, tries to figure out how to talk to his son about making responsible decisions.3 min
- I'm More Worried about Other ThingsElena and Sonia each have 12-year-old sons and share a big concern about raising them: how can they talk with their boys about sex?3 min
- I'm Not a KidMarshall is trying to convince his mother that he's now a man! How can Vera help him understand all of the responsibility and maturity that is needed to become a man?3 min
- What Can't I Have a SipSonia overhears her son Jesse ask his uncle for a sip of beer. How should she react?3 min
- The CarwashChristian is tired of being teased for his sneakers, and asks his father, Mario, for a new pair that is expensive. Mario tries to help Christian understand there are more important things in life than material goods.4 min
- The Text MessageWhen Marshall says that he's "hooking up" with a girl from school, his mother Vera asks him what this really means?4 min
- The Sniff TestMauricio comes home from a party looking red-eyed and acting sluggish, and his father, Mario, wonders whether Mauricio has been smoking marijuana. What happens when Mario confronts his son about it?4 min
- He Needs Some Man-to-ManThinking her son Marshall could use a male role model, Vera tries to convince her brother Rene to talk with Marshall about "guy stuff."3 min
- You Want to Tell Me SomethingLamar get busted by his sister after skipping an afterschool program to hang out with his friends. How will his grandmother, Sandra, react?3 min
About Healthy Futures - For Our Sons
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How can I help my teen handle the pressures of adolescence? When should I start talking with my child about alcohol, dating, and sex, and what should I say?
Teens may act like they don't want to hear from their parents, but your guidance is key to helping them face the challenges ahead. The stories of families in Healthy Futures - For Our Sons can help you find the ways to talk to your son about difficult topics, stay involved in their lives, and provide the support they need to make healthy decisions.
Hosted by actor John Amos