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Try It Tuesday ! MADD Today and Everyday !
I Hate Whine ! —
... Here are a couple other things for you to do : Safety Quiz: http://www.madd.org/parents/highschool-drinking2.html Support 21 Survey: ...
MADD & The Power Of Parents
Simply Cathi —
... MADD has just created a new program that helps parents communicate with teenagers about the real life danger of alcohol use. Parents are the best influence for their children and the Power Of Parents provides different resources to help with that influence.
Take the Safety Quiz to find out if your teen is safe from the health, academic, career and legal risks of underage drinking.
Visit the MADD ...
The Power of Parents, It's Your Influence by MADD
A Hen's Nest —
... these links for more information and helpful resources. MADD Blog: http://maddparents.blogspot.com/ Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/maddparents What parents need to know about college drinking. What else can you do to help? Become a MADD Facebook fan to keep up with the latest news. Use the Safety Quiz to see how to help your child avoid using alcohol. Sign the Support 21 Survey to show your support ...
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