How to Say It to Teens

by Richard Heyman (2001, Prentice Hall, 16.95)
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Guiding teenagers is one of the greatest responsibilities in life. It is also one of the most challenging. This important reference teaches parents, as well as other adults, how to talk to teens. Chapters range from difficult topics such as contraception, pregnancy, tattoos and body piercing, curfews, bullying, anxiety, love, sex, drugs and violence to more mundane matters like budgeting, careers, money and friends. [7” x 9”...352 pages]

How to Say It to Boys: Communicating with Boys to Help Them Become the Best Man They Can Be

by Richard Heyman (2003, Prentice Hall, 15.95)
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Dr. Heyman has compiled a wellspring of practical advice on how to broach uncomfortable subjects, or simply get a point across, to boys. Organized by age, the chapters offer concrete suggestions of what to say and how to say it. [7” x 9.5”...421 pages]

How to Talk to Teens About Really Important Things: Specific Questions & Answers & Useful Things to Say

by Charles Schaefer, et al. (1999, Jossey-Bass, 16.00)
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Organized alphabetically for easy access, this book covers such topics as date rape, depression and suicide, dieting and eating disorders, divorce, drinking and drugs, gangs, pornography, prejudice and racism, violence, STD’s, and much more. It advises when, and how, to talk to teens, what language to use, and what not to say. [5.5” x 8”...307 pages]

"Stop Treating Me Like a Kid!": Everyday Parenting--The 10- to 13-Year-Old

by Robin Goldstein (1994, Penguin, 14.00)
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The pre-teen years can be a time of stormy confrontations and unresolvable differences of opinion. Here's specific advice on the emotional and practical concerns of parenting a pre-teen: communicating openly and honestly, dealing with psychological and physical changes, learning how to help preteens combat peer pressures, and coping with other serious problems of growing up. [5” x 7.5”...204 pages]

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