Does cheating count if it's long distance?
Chiefs. Braves. Redskins. Is it time to ban offensive school mascots?
"To Live" - An original poem
What would you do with more lives than a cat? Well, read Intuition first
6 ways to rock a maxi
What a jump! Kenyan high schooler makes crazy leap--on video
Are you a super sitter?
Karen the Editor's grad speech pick: Conan's Harvard address to the class of 2000
Behind the Scenes of the Bella Thorne June/July '13 Cover Shoot
GL PROFILES
More Friends = More Fun
MY ACCOUNT
MY PROFILE
CREATE A PROFILE
GL Tweets !
6 HOURS AGO Help! I bite my cuticles--sometimes 'til they bleed. How can I stop? http://t.co/f2jqw2iLYZ
8 HOURS AGO Is he really into you or using you to get to your BFF? http://t.co/5KxqYmbixP
9 HOURS AGO Having problems getting along with Dad? Try these tips for a great relationship with your #1 guy: http://t.co/pN6VzxnHmV
sponsored links
53 Comments | Add Yours
Check these out, too...
Researchers studied 1,050 mothers and their third-grade kids to see if children were being purposefully introduced to alcohol at a young age, and, if so, to find out why. They discovered that one in four mothers believe that allowing kids to taste alcoholic beverages when they're young will discourage them from drinking recklessly as tweens and teens.
According to The Huffington Post, however, these parents couldn’t be more wrong. Past studies have found that fifth-graders who were allowed to have alcohol by their parents are twice as likely to report recent alcohol use in seventh grade, and those who begin drinking before age 15 are six times more likely to develop problems with alcohol than those who start drinking at 21. Yikes!
ALL STAR | Kick some booty this year
+ 10 10-second confidence boosters
+ Get fit before the bell rings—without hitting the gym
+ Make the team with our best try-out tips
WIN IT | Want a $500 gift card to Claire’s? Yeah, we thought so. Enter here!
GET CONNECTED | Want more from GL? Get it on the daily on Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest and Tumblr.
BY BRITTANY TAYLOR ON 9/24/2012 5:27:00 PM
POSTED IN health, drugs & alcohol, addiction, In the News
sometimes my parents let me sip their wine. its so nasty! i definetly think it discourage me from drinking later.
by WhiteWolf13 on 11/1/2012 10:05:00 PM
I taste wine alot because I live in a french/Italian house. I am fine.
by sfluv on 10/5/2012 9:39:53 PM
Drinking can lead to doing so many other things like taking drugs and starting sex early that I think we need to stay away from it as long as we can. I am shocked by some of the things I see and hear my friends on what they do after they drink.
by fashionqn on 10/4/2012 4:32:53 PM
nooo ive never had even a sip of achohol b4! i cant believe so many kids have... thats a lil shady if u ask moi....
by fearless;) on 10/2/2012 10:18:14 PM
My mom lets me taste her wine at home. I think it is really gross!!!!! I agree that I will be less likely to drink as an older teenager if alcohol isnt some forbidden thing.
by sbieber13 on 10/1/2012 7:43:47 PM
As long as my food's organic, it's healthier for me.
Will Zoey find her fashion fairytale?