Pubertat. How to survive a transitional age to the child and parents. Yan-Uwe Rogge

It will help parents understand their teenage child and establish relations with him.

Pubertat is a difficult time for both the child and his parents. The nerves are exposed, but this is not a reason for wars, you need to act wisely. Right now it is impossible to give up to parents, because education is possible in the teenage period!

Young guys need freedom in the manifestation of their own identity, and parents need to understand that the resistance from their teenage children is an attempt to declare themselves and designate themselves their boundaries. It is during puberty that the base of further trusting relations between parents and their growing children is formed.

Yan-Jve Rogge, one of the leading German experts in the field of family education, whose work is translated into more than 20 languages, describes, describes, describes, describes How is the restructuring of the child's body, and explains the needs of adolescents, teaches to correctly respond to the defiant behavior and emotionally support his child. In Germany, 320 thousand copies of this book were sold.

for whom this book:

for the parents of adolescents who want to help the child to survive a difficult transition period, not lose contact with him and even strengthen Relations.

from the author:

When in the mid -nineties I began to write this book, no one assumed that almost a quarter of a million copies would be sold in 2010 and it will become the most readable reference book On issues of educating adolescents.

When the book was published, I received many letters from readers. Parents who came to me for seminars and lectures thanked me for the fact that I could in simple words to illuminate such a complex question as adolescents. It became easier for them to put themselves in the place of their child and emotionally support instead of quarreling and inflating the conflict.

Although the book is designed for adults, parents, grandparents, teachers and educators, and adolescents themselves read it. One of the most pleasant messages came from the fifteen -year -old Ben: “A cool book! I bought it to my parents so that they were not so hard with me. They read it, and much, and really, has become much better. Although in places the book is not at all good, because you gave almost all of our tricks and tricks. ” They enter this life self -sufficient and do it perfectly. Parents who accompany their children on the way into an independent life try to fulfill their educational function properly-moreover, sometimes in very difficult conditions.

I want to get true pleasure from reading, finding out something new, approach the issue With humor, self -irony and smile with a teenager. And I hope that thanks to the book, parents will find the strength to let go of the child and at the same time support while he is learning to stand on his feet.