Talk. They Hear You: What You Can Do to Prevent Your Child From Drinking Alcohol or Using Other Drugs

Talk. They Hear You: What You Can Do to Prevent Your Child From Drinking Alcohol or Using Other Drugs

This fact sheet provides information and tips on what parents and caregivers can do to help prevent their kids from drinking alcohol or using other drugs.
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