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Delay, delay, delay.
That's a mantra that recovery advocate and mother Carleah Summer wants parents to use when it comes to alcohol use and their kids. SEE VIDEO BELOW...
The brain undergoes massive changes during the teenage years particularly in the areas of decision making and impulse control, and alcohol use can impact healthy brain development. In addition, teens who start drinking before the age of 15 are five times more likely to develop alcohol use disorder than if they start after turning 21.
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