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Carli, SC
A few months ago, I created my own fashion website. I didn't tell my parents though, because I had planned on deleting it if nobody went on it. But now, I've started having some people visit it. Now, I'll have to tell my parents, and I don't know how to do it. I'm scared that they'll be ad at me. What should I do?
Well, you are in a sticky situation. But you did a good job of planning to tell your parents. It may seem scary, but you'll have to do it sometime. And if your parents love you, they'll understand. Besides, I'm sure they'll be proud that your website is successful. Just come out clear to them. But if you're just that nervous, try to talk to them when they're in their best mood. Good luck!
Sarah, TX
I want to try to change my look, but I don't know where to look. I know that most of the teen stores today have clothes that are too old for preteens like me. Are there any stores that would be age-appropriate for tweens?
Well Sarah, it's good that you understand which clothes are age-appropriate, and what aren't. Here are some stores that some tween girls like:
- Tilly's (tillys.com)
- Abercrombie Kids (abercrombiekids.com)
- Aeropostale (aeropostale.com)
- Charlotte Russe (charlotterusse.com)
- Justice (shopjustice.com)