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Why Snooki Matters: How the Jersey Shore Can Influence Your Teen to Think Critically

by Amy Kelly on April 15, 2011 · 3 Comments · in Featured, Teen Influencer Series

Part of our Teen Influencer Series Snooki summed up the Jersey Shore influence pretty well in the final episode of season two by announcing that if she were president, “The economy would rise, everyone would be tan and all the radios would play house music.” Luckily, she doesn’t have a chance. However, even though the [...]

Egypt’s Revolution and America’s Youth

by Amy Kelly on April 1, 2011 · 2 Comments · in Featured, General Parenting, In the News, Social Networking, Teen Influencer Series

This is the second installment of our Teen Influencer Series on Parent eSource.com When young people today think of revolution, history lessons and men from far-away lands usually come to mind. Januray 25th, 2011, changed all of that. Most teens were unaware of the peaceful revolution brewing within the Egyptian people until the protests moved [...]

Lady Gaga, Fame Monster or Positive Role Model?

by Elizabeth M on March 22, 2011 · 11 Comments · in Featured, General Parenting, Teen Influencer Series

This is part-two in our exclusive profile of Lady Gaga. This also marks the kick-off of our new Teen Influencer Series (part One can be located here). In today’s article we discuss Gaga’s influence on teens and tips to start healthy dialog around her often misunderstood behavior.   Parental/Teen Conversations There’s no doubt that some of Gaga’s [...]

Born This Way- Lady Gaga’s Leadership and Influence on Teens

by Elizabeth M on March 21, 2011 · 7 Comments · in Featured, General Parenting, Teen Influencer Series

Today we kick-off our new Teen Influencer Series with part one, of a two-part profile on Lady Gaga. In today’s article we cover every parent’s need to know information on the modern day Madonna. Come back tomorrow when we discuss her influence on teens and tips to start healthy dialog around her often misunderstood behavior. [...]