Raising Teenagers: 52 brilliant ideas for high-performance parenting

by Lynn Huggins-Cooper

Book by Huggins-Cooper, Lynn

Genres: Parenting, Nonfiction

Paperback

First published March 1, 2006

About the author

Also known as
B. Strange

Reviews

[المبتعثة إلى الأرض · Rating 1 out of 5]

أكره الكتب التي تصور إهتماماتنا كشباب بالشهوات !!وأن هذا الإهتمام عائد لطبيعتنا كمراهقين أكره أيضا كل تلك الكتب التي تسميني مراهقة! بأي حق يا قوم ؟

[Deb · Rating 1 out of 5]

If you have suddenly, without warning, found yourself the parent of a teenager, and you have never met a teenager or anyone who has a teenager before, maybe this will have some useful advice. If, however, you have any experience at all with teenagers (including having been one yourself), this will probably be a pointless read. Contains gems such as "everyone eventually gets grumpy if they haven't had enough sleep" and "saving your teen from every possible difficulty will not help him/her develop responsibility" and "there is stuff on the internet that you probably don't want your child to see". DNF at 30%.

Read Get Out Of My Life: But First Take Me And Alex Into Town instead.

[Debbie Lukas · Rating 5 out of 5]

If only if had this book 10 years ago! My current teen is extremely easy work and so this book isn't needed but I read it out of curiosity and I thoroughly enjoyed it, raising any teen is hard, but if we parents lead the way, this book has your back.

[Goodthelife · Rating 2 out of 5]

Pretty basic stuff, most of which didn't catch my eye. Did highlight 2 ideas though and shared them with my wife.

[Kelly Montana · Rating 3 out of 5]

A great read for parents who are bewildered about home to raised their teenage kids.