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Recommended
Why gender
matters by Leonard Sax, M.D., Ph.D.
Gender differences have major implications for best practices in
education and also for effective parenting.
Girlosophy:
a soul survival kit by Anthea Paul
A soul survival kit is a blueprint for life for all young women that urges each to find their own individual truth.
No Body’s
perfect: stories by teenagers about body image, self-acceptance, and the search
for identity by Kimberly Kirberger
The secret of happy children by Steve Biddulph
The author stresses the importance of parent-child communication from babyhood to teens.
Adolescence: A guide for parents by Michael Carr-Gregg and Erin Shale
Suggestions
for good parenting - open communication, strategies to deal with teenage issues
such as depression and eating disorders and techniques to enable teenagers to
become resilient adults **
Chasing ideas: the fun of freeing your child’s imagination by Christine Durham
As this book suggested stimulating your child’s imagination and curiosity can provide children with a love of seeking new ideas. **
Getting on with others: how to teach your child essential social skills by John Cooper **
Raising
girls: understanding how girls are different – and how to help them grow up
happy and strong by Gisela Preuschoff **
Surviving Year 12: A sanity kit for students and their parents by Michael
Carr-Gregg.
Carr-Gregg
one of
Teen stages: how to guide their journey to adulthood by Elizabeth and
Ken Mellor
The authors
are internationally renowned parent educators who suggest that teenagers grow
through six very different developmental stages and need lots of time and
attention within a controlled environment.
**These books are published by Fisher Press and endorsed by Curriculum Corporation