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Aimed at parents of 9-16 year olds, this A-Z of questions and answers covers every conceivable dilemma - from what age you should give your child a mobile phone, to dealing with internet chat rooms. When can your child legally get a job? When can they baby-sit the kid next door? Tackling the trickiest problems head on, Karen Sullivan explains when it is safe, appropriate, necessary or even normal for children to do certain things. As your children enter their teenage years and want more independence, the questions multiply.You Want to Do What? offers reliable guidance and information instantly. Karen draws on developmental, advisory, legal and statistical information to set out the facts and offer a reasoned solution. Her informed, no-nonsense, common sense approach to parenting allows you to make decisions quickly and with confidence. And if you need to say 'no' to your teenager, You Want to Do What? gives you the best reasons to explain why.
This book investigates the practical and legal boundaries of adolescent independence by providing immediate, evidence-based answers to common parenting dilemmas. Author Karen Sullivan utilizes her background in advisory and developmental research to synthesize legal, statistical, and psychological information into a structured, accessible format. The work serves as a decision-making framework for parents navigating the transition of children aged 9-16 toward increased autonomy.
What You Will Find
The text functions as a pragmatic, high-density reference tool designed for quick consultation during moments of parental uncertainty. Its focus on objective data and clear reasoning suggests a resource intended for parents seeking structured guidance rather than anecdotal advice.
Page Count:
480
Publication Date:
2007-01-01
Publisher:
Collins
ISBN-10:
0007254377
ISBN-13:
9780007254378
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