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Puberty for boys and girls is always a unique experience. Would you like to learn about practical, loving and understanding parenting to get your tweens to be the best version they can be?
Parental guide on difficult discussions for tweens is a parents and guardians' guidebook for parents who want to navigate the difficult but essential discussions critical to the positive growth of their tweens.
These discussions can be uncomfortable and tricky to navigate, with many issues to educate your tweens. These hard-to-have talks include those central to handling the loss of loved ones, disaster preparedness, alcohol, drugs and substance abuse, prejudice and racism, tween violence and runaway situations and everything else as they grow and experience the full spectrum of life.
This guide covers everything a parent needs to help tweens achieve their potential and grow into the best versions of themselves. Here is a quick expose on what you'll find inside this guide:
An extensive parent's guide to difficult teen discussions A look into eliminating and navigating alcohol, drugs and substance abuse An illuminating look into the mental health of teenagers and tweens Helping tweens use social media positively Preparing tweens for potential death and loss of loved ones A deep dive into racism and its broader effects Understanding runaways and violence in tweens Parental self-care
This book is an essential reference point for parents to have open and frank discussions about some of life's most awkward topics, helping parents get the positive best out of their tweens.
