Why do parents forbid me everything? And other issues that are interested in adolescents. Natalie Shapiro-Makunyan

Teenagers have so many questions that there is no one to ask. It’s awkward to turn to parents, and there is a lot of inaccurate information on the Internet. French experts, a doctor and an anthropologist, gathered the real questions of young people about the difficulties of transitional age and gave detailed answers to them. With humor and care, the authors cover the topics of appearance, character, friends, friends, future, relationships and fears.

for whom this book is:

for teenagers who want to receive proven answers to their Questions.

for parents who try to help children cope with the difficulties and fears of transitional age and find answers to their questions.

from the author:

in adolescence Everything changes age: body, head, relationship with others. Children feel differently and ask a thousand questions. These questions are the starting point of the fascinating process of self -knowledge, which is not always easy and sometimes makes parents think about how to help their child.

The questions and answers are divided into six parts:

1. Body and appearance (“Why am I embarrassed and blushing when I see him/her?”, “Why do I have so many acne?”, “Why do my body grow differently?”);

2. Thoughts and character (“Why am I afraid of change?”, “The teenage crisis was invented by my parents?”, “Why am I becoming sadder with age?”, “Why do I have so many complexes?”);

3. Family and friends (“To quarrel with friends is it normal?”, “How to join the company?”, “Why do parents forbid me everything?”, “Can I educate parents?”);

4. The present and future (“I am poisoned - how to stop it?”, “Why do parents forbid me to paint?”, “Hobbies are for life?”);

5. Love and relationship (“unhappy love - what to do?”, “How to say no, without offending the one who loves you?”, “How to forget him... or do not forget?!”);