A good discipline primer for teens and preteens.
Book Review by Jan Wilson Surviving Your
Adolescents by Thomas Phelan |
A good discipline primer for teens and preteens from the author of 1-2-3 Magic. |
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If your child is nearing the teen years, you might want to invest in another good book by Thomas Phelan, Surviving Your Adolescents. Phelan has also written about self-esteem in children and dealing with Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD or ADHD). His combined knowledge allows him great insight into teens. In the book on adolescence, Dr. Phelan gives a step-by-step approach that helps end hassles while allowing parents and children to keep their self-respect. This book abounds with concrete solutions to life with a teen-ager. It is also available in cassette for those of us who need to save time. Book Review: Copyright © 1998 CyberParent. All rights reserved. |
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