Parenting Teenage Boys - by Rebecca Flag (Paperback)

Book Synopsis

It is no secret that parenting teenage boys is incredibly challenging at times.

Sure, it can also be rewarding, but sometimes you can feel like you are banging your head against a brick wall.

Despite how complex and sensitive this topic is, there is a disappointing lack of information available for parents to use to parent their teenage boy.

Until now.

I wanted to change that, which is why I wrote Parenting Teenage Boys. In this book, I not only discuss some of the key topics you need to address with your teenage son, but I also provide guidance and support along the way to help strengthen your connection with them.

Trying to talk to a teenage boy is difficult at the best of times, so there's no shame in admitting that tackling sensitive topics is even more challenging.

This book will offer you an insight into the experiences and changes your teenage son is going through so that you can establish trust and thus a healthy relationship with them.

Inside Parenting Teenage Boys, you will discover:

How to approach your teenage son from a place of love and non-judgement.How to help your son through this challenging stage in his life.How to prepare your son to become more independent.How to talk about difficult subjects like sex and mental health with your son.How to see things from your son's perspective.

With your help, his teenage years could be much less stressful and challenging.

Grab a copy of Parenting Teenage Boys today!

Review Quotes

Being a teenage boy is one of the most challenging phases of a man's life. And it is tough for parents to deal with their children when they are teenagers. Parenting Teenage Boys by Rebecca Flag addresses some of the issues parents face when raising teenage boys. Flag seeks to help us better understand the emotional and physical changes boys experience during puberty and its different stages. Parents must try to avoid being judgemental as not everyone handles puberty similarly. It provides tips for parents to discuss and educate sons about sex, address problematic or potentially addictive behaviors, help their child navigate peer pressure and its consequences as well as the negative aspects of social media, deal with conflict constructively, look after their mental health, and much more.

As the times change, so do parenting approaches and the issues faced by the newer generation of teenagers. This is the second parenting book I've read by Rebecca Flag, which couldn't be more relevant. Sometimes, teenage boys can fall into addictive habits or gravitate to not-so-ideal company. Parents must make sure that their children feel understood and supported. Parenting Teenage Boys is a helpful guidebook that will teach you how to deal with your teenage son through some of the most anxiety-ridden years of his life. Flag offers practical tools and practices to help you bond with your child in an accessible style that is easy to grasp. Highly recommended.