The Wrong Crowd: When Your Kid�s Friends Are A Bad Influence

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August 13th, 2011, 09:27 PM

Dr. Annalise Halstead Dr. Annalise Halstead is offline

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Your child will have many influences on his road to adulthood; some good, some bad. We hope, as we raise our children that we are teaching them to be decent, responsible people, but what happens when your child comes in contact with someone whose influence counters yours?

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