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Surviving Your Adolescents

How to Manage and Let Go of Your 13-18 Year Olds

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Advice on parenting teenagers from the author of bestselling parenting book 1-2-3 Magic

From the author of the 1.6 million-copy bestseller 1-2-3 Magic comes Surviving Your Adolescents, which provides clear, practical advice tailored specifically to the challenges of parenting teenagers. Dr. Thomas Phelan is an internationally renowned expert in his field and has broken down the elements of effective parenting into easy-to-understand advice that can work for any family.

In Surviving Your Adolescents, parents will learn how to tackle the unique challenges that come with parenting teenagers, including how to more effectively communicate with their teen, how to help their child manage risk, how to let go in certain situations, and when to seek professional advice.

Dr. Phelan's step-by-step approach is a concise, encouraging guide that walks parents through the ups and downs of parenting teenagers, allowing them to help their kids gain confidence and push toward independence.

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    • Library Journal

      March 1, 2013

      In this revised third edition, Phelan (1-2-3 Magic) offers parents a humorous and laid-back approach to dealing with adolescents. He argues that "society has not yet found a way to deal with the fact that prolonged dependence is insulting to young people [and that the] inevitable result of prolonged adolescence in our culture is that teens will regularly feel irritation toward older folks and a sense of alienation from the society they are a part of." Phelan fully grasps the struggles parents face, and he does not mince words or sugarcoat the issues. He firmly believes that hostility and distance between parents and adolescents lead directly to teens' risky behavior. To avoid that, parents need to chillax, not take things personally, and put most adolescent behaviors into the MBA category (minor but aggravating). VERDICT While adolescent titles are a dime a dozen, this is just as good as Anthony Wolf's I'd Listen to My Parents If They'd Just Shut Up (2011). Recommended.

      Copyright 2013 Library Journal, LLC Used with permission.

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