uncommon sense for parents with teenagers.

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	• Uncommon Sense for Parents With Teenagers Michael Riera Perseus Publishing, 1995 - 222 pages average customer review:based on 17 reviews view larger image
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Read this Book

Read this book and the sooner the better! Ideally you will read it by the time the kids are 12. There is value in picking the book up every so often to review the author's message. He is right on!

uncommon sense for parents with teenagers.

Great book when it mentions common sense it sure hits the mark many parents don't always remeber what it was like to be a teenager this book helps you understand teenagers of this generation.

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Helpful guide to living with teens

This book provided excellent parenting ideas for teens. My teen is more open with my husband and I after utilizing some of the techniques outlined.

The book I keep going back to...

An absolutely essential book for parents. Outlines the common sense approaches we forget in our rush to maintain total authority. Parenting teaches us how little absolute control we have, and that micromanaging will not produce a well-rounded adult from a challenging teenager. What we do have in abundance as parents is influence, and this book focuses on how best to assert that influence. With each new crisis, my first reaction is to try to control. My second reaction is to reach for this book and ponder the wisdom it offers in helping me to help my teenager. Of the several books in my parenting library, none approaches this book for completeness or efficacy. Thank you, Dr. Riera.

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This question-and-answer book helps parents understand and cope with issues of modern teenage life: alcohol, drugs, and parties; academics; sex; eating disorders; homosexuality; divorce and remarriage - while encouraging parents to move from being their child's manager to being their consultant. The author's upbeat, unpatronizing approach to teenagers promotes true communication and understanding between parents and teens.

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