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But imagine running into your crush and a group of their friends at Mc Donald's. Your crush will feel the tiniest bit left out, until you turn to include them (and make their day). Then whenever you hear it when you're out, it will make you feel good — and bold enough to say hi to the hottest of the hotties.7.

Parents should establish ground rules for texting members of the opposite sex and explain the importance of avoiding any form of “sexting.” Parents should also monitor their child’s text conversations and follow/friend them on any social media sites where they have accounts.

Young teens have especially fragile egos, so negative peer feedback on social media can be especially damaging.

Kids today don’t plunge into dating without first going through the “talking to each other” phase.

This means a boy and girl who feel an attraction spend time together, whether alone or in groups, then text and/or Snapchat in-between.

“It’s not your parents’ dating anymore,” concedes Robin Gurwitch, a clinical psychologist at the Duke Center for Child and Family Health.

Johnny may still ask Suzy to be his date, but only after the “group” has decided who will go with whom.

Sneak in a little flirting whenever you can, like with your hot waiter.

s prom season approaches, it’s easy to conjure romantic thoughts of dating rituals we experienced long ago.

Ed Parrish, a banker and father of four from Graham, has noticed that his 13-year-old son has started asking his older sister if her friend’s younger sister can join her on visits to the Parrish home. Sometimes, his son will go to the movies with guy friends and “meet up” with a group of girls from school, Parrish says.

He feels comfortable with these early forays because “we’ve given him the talk about the need to respect young ladies and what we expect of him.” What to watch for: Smartphones and social media can lay traps for preteens and young teens.

These first relationships usually don’t go beyond chatting, posing for pictures later posted on social media and requests to attend coed group outings.