"Concerns over Teen's Home Drinking Habits for College Prep"

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A concerned grandmother seeks advice on her daughter and son-in-law allowing their 17-year-old son to drink alcohol at home, believing it will normalize his behavior before college. The grandmother, concerned about a family history of alcoholism, questions the wisdom of this approach. The columnist advises against normalizing drinking for teenagers, as it may not prepare them for the binge-drinking culture on college campuses. The columnist suggests warning and educating the teenager about the risks of alcohol use disorder and its negative consequences.
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