Free· #5
Read Now →Susan Borison & Stephanie Silverman
Your Teen Magazine
Comprehensive editorial coverage of teen parenting from a team of expert contributors
Your Teen Magazine occupies a unique position in this category — it's the most editorially diverse resource on the list, drawing on contributions from pediatricians, licensed therapists, school counselors, and experienced parents to cover nearly every dimension of raising a teenager. The magazine-to-blog evolution has kept the editorial standards high, and the breadth of topics means parents can find guidance on everything from teen anxiety to AP course strategy in one place. It's the best option for parents who want a single generalist resource rather than a specialist one.
✓ Pros
- Multi-contributor editorial model brings in pediatricians, therapists, and educators — breadth of expert sourcing is unmatched on this list
- Topic coverage is genuinely wide: mental health, academics, driving, dating, social media, and college prep all get serious treatment
- Print magazine heritage means the editorial standards are held to a higher bar than typical blogging platforms
✕ Cons
- The multi-author format means voice and depth vary across articles — some pieces feel more substantial than others
- Navigation can be unwieldy on mobile for parents trying to browse by topic rather than search
Scores
Overall
8.5
ContentQuality
8.7
Consistency
8.6
Depth
8.5
Trustworthiness
8.8
Readability
8.9
Specifications
focusComprehensive teen parenting editorial
foundersSusan Borison & Stephanie Silverman
platformBlog + Magazine
coverageTeen mental health, academics, college prep, social issues, parenting strategies