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Talking to Tweens. Getting It Right Before It Gets Rocky with Your 8 - to 12 - Year - Old
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- Nombre de pages336
- FormatePub
- ISBN978-0-7867-3918-9
- EAN9780786739189
- Date de parution27/04/2009
- Protection num.Adobe DRM
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurBalance
Résumé
They may look sweet and compliant, but these days children aged between 8 and 12 -- "tweens" -- are fast emerging as a force to be reckoned with. Gaining in confidence, expecting more freedom, and increasingly targeted commercially, they present many new and challenging issues for parents. But getting the relationship right during these important years can build a rewarding trust and openness that will see parents through the rocky teenage years ahead.
Giving sound advice that is firmly rooted in the real world and based on a clear understanding of tweens' needs, parenting expert Elizabeth Hartley-Brewer explains how staying close to our children while beginning to let go helps us achieve the balance that is so important for the parent-child relationship. Tackling everyday issues of real concern, Talking to Tweens offers practical, down-to-earth, and reassuring guidance on: Self-discipline, consideration, and kindness Peer pressure and bullying Allowances and spending money Body image and healthy eating, Sex and puberty Family disruptions Risk, danger, and responsibility School problems and work pressure Nurturing self-esteem and identity
Giving sound advice that is firmly rooted in the real world and based on a clear understanding of tweens' needs, parenting expert Elizabeth Hartley-Brewer explains how staying close to our children while beginning to let go helps us achieve the balance that is so important for the parent-child relationship. Tackling everyday issues of real concern, Talking to Tweens offers practical, down-to-earth, and reassuring guidance on: Self-discipline, consideration, and kindness Peer pressure and bullying Allowances and spending money Body image and healthy eating, Sex and puberty Family disruptions Risk, danger, and responsibility School problems and work pressure Nurturing self-esteem and identity
They may look sweet and compliant, but these days children aged between 8 and 12 -- "tweens" -- are fast emerging as a force to be reckoned with. Gaining in confidence, expecting more freedom, and increasingly targeted commercially, they present many new and challenging issues for parents. But getting the relationship right during these important years can build a rewarding trust and openness that will see parents through the rocky teenage years ahead.
Giving sound advice that is firmly rooted in the real world and based on a clear understanding of tweens' needs, parenting expert Elizabeth Hartley-Brewer explains how staying close to our children while beginning to let go helps us achieve the balance that is so important for the parent-child relationship. Tackling everyday issues of real concern, Talking to Tweens offers practical, down-to-earth, and reassuring guidance on: Self-discipline, consideration, and kindness Peer pressure and bullying Allowances and spending money Body image and healthy eating, Sex and puberty Family disruptions Risk, danger, and responsibility School problems and work pressure Nurturing self-esteem and identity
Giving sound advice that is firmly rooted in the real world and based on a clear understanding of tweens' needs, parenting expert Elizabeth Hartley-Brewer explains how staying close to our children while beginning to let go helps us achieve the balance that is so important for the parent-child relationship. Tackling everyday issues of real concern, Talking to Tweens offers practical, down-to-earth, and reassuring guidance on: Self-discipline, consideration, and kindness Peer pressure and bullying Allowances and spending money Body image and healthy eating, Sex and puberty Family disruptions Risk, danger, and responsibility School problems and work pressure Nurturing self-esteem and identity
