Raising young people

Author: Jeanne Elym
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Publish Date: 2002-08-01
Features: The "Parents Must Read" magazine translation series is a set of books highly recommended by "Parents Must Read" magazine for parents. We hope it becomes another parenting assistant for you. "Parents Must Read" magazine is one of the earliest family parenting and education science popularization publications in China, with its title inscribed by the then Honorary President of the State, Soong Ching-ling. It is currently the most influential and widely circulated publication in its category. "Parents Must Read" magazine collects research findings from domestic and international fields such as maternal and infant health care, pediatric medicine, psychology, and education, and introduces them to readers in an easy-to-understand way, making it highly practical and actionable. At the same time, parenting experiences from parents make the magazine full of personal and empathetic insights. Parents hope their children complete two things around the age of 18: first, get admitted to university; second, become a person of proper conduct. This goal may seem simple, but it requires us to give unconditional love and active, frequent communication. Elym believe that for adolescents, the most important thing is to listen. Teenagers are most suffering and resent when their parents are not attentive when talking to them or always repeating the same old advice. "Raising Teenagers" is a new book written by Jeanne Elym and Don Elym for parents. It provides very practical solutions for the many problems parents face with teenagers today. The book discusses topics such as: What are teenagers? How do teenagers grow? Why do teenagers act like a powder keg? Setting rules while encouraging teenagers to build their own sense of responsibility What can parents do when their child enters adolescence? How to communicate and understand the needs of teenagers?