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You can expect to have some problems along the way with this age group. But very often these problems are a passing phase. They're just a normal part of growing up.

During the teenage years, it's very important to keep the lines of communication open between you and your child.

Helpful tips on how to work together with your employer and find ways to balance your work life and your family life.

Make the best use of your time at home and at work with these helpful time management tips.

As a working parent, you need all the help you can get. Read on for some time-saving tips to keep your household running smoothly.

The middle ear is an air-filled chamber that lies behind the eardrum. Pressure in the middle ear changes to match air pressure outside of the eardrum. When inside and outside pressures are balanced, the eardrum is flexible and normal hearing is more likely. Problems happen when air pressure in the middle ear drops. This is often due to a block in the eustachian (u-STA-shun) tube, the narrow channel connecting the ear with the back of the throat.

Diagnosing a middle ear problem takes several steps. You may be asked questions about your child's health history. Your child's eardrums will be examined. Tests may also be done. Read on to learn what you can expect.

For some people, a healthy weight is higher or lower than average. Your doctor can help you decide on a weight that is healthy for you.

Body mass index (BMI) is a way of telling if you are at a healthy weight. Use the chart to figure out your BMI.