Tips to help your teenager adjust to a new home

Go Back By Kaushiki Gangully

Introduction

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Give Them Control

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Ensure Old Friendships Are Maintained

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Help Them Mingle

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Take Them Out To See Sights

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Let Old Traditions Remain

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