What happens on spring break stays on spring break ... until now. We traveled to South Padre Island for our exclusive Mom•Logic Investigation:
It's understandable that 70% of parents were more anxious about what would happen to their children at spring break because of the Natalee Holloway disappearance. But only about 30% of teens admitted Natalee Hollway's story impacted decisions they made--which is truly scary.
Other findings:
* One in four teens say they or someone they know lost their virginity on spring break.
* Over half said they or a friend had sex with someone they met on the trip.
* One in three said they or a friend had sex without a condom. (This won't come as a surprise to some Moms--a third of all parents polled admitted to thinking their kids would have unprotected sex.)
* Almost 60% of parents believe their kids were not honest with them about what went on during spring break--and, according to our survey, they're right. Over half of all kids said they lied to their parents about what went on during spring break.
See for yourself what really happened:
Check out our exclusive Spring Break Confessions video. http://www.momlogic.com/
And get tips on how to talk to your child about spring break in our discussion guide.
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