18 Plus: Parenting Your Emerging Adult

by Steven Argue, Kara Powell

PARENTING YOUR "EMERGING ADULT" You've parented for 936 weeks, and your kid has graduated and moved on to what's next. Whether they still live at home or you've already converted their room into a workout studio, you might be in the best phase of your kid's life. While parenting won't look the same anymore, it isn't over yet. Your kid still needs you. Eighteen Plus  is a guide to help you parent in this new unfamiliar phase. You will discover...

105 pages, Paperback

Published May 29, 2018

Reviews

[Kimberlee · Rating 4 out of 5]

This is a practical book to help parents as they transition with their children. Being the parent of an adult child takes practice and advice just as for new parents and parents at each stage of parenting. The challenge for me is to stop reminding my children of their To Dos and let them learn life lessons without being a helicopter parent. The book is faith-based, but I think all parents who have adult children could learn much from this short book. I could identify with much the authors reflected on and reported on from research as I parent three young adults.

[Ginger · Rating 4 out of 5]

Some great advice, especially during a phase when I'm struggling with letting my boys take flight, wondering when and how family time will occur, attempting not to smother
Several pages bookmarked to reference later

[Michael Storts · Rating 5 out of 5]

If you are the parent of an emerging adult (18 plus) I highly recommend you read this book. If you are about to be the parent of an emerging adult I highly recommend you read this book!

[Reader Serena Keene · Rating 3 out of 5]

105 pages I read this book