Young people's guide for a successful living

Raising children and helping them develop and grow
can be a challenging and daunting task to many of
our parents. The situation can be aggravated by the
fact that there are no schools to equip parents with
such knowledge and skills. It becomes a trial and
error activity that bites and erodes the very same
foundation that parents use to support and nurture
their young people into becoming healthy and
responsible citizens. Instead of working together
for harmonious relationships, parents and young
people end up caught in a double bind that pushes
the two role players away from each other. This book
is is a valuable instrument that attempts to bridge
the gap and help both the parents and young people
to realize that it is only through a genuine
relationship that both can work and solve some of
the challenges facing them. It also introduces us,
in a narrative form, to the psychology of young
people that prepares and enable us to respond
appropriately to the needs of this group. In
conclusion, this is a piece of work that I recommend
for youth and anyone who is in a business of helping
them overcome their challenging behaviours.

Autorentext

This book is a valuable tool that can be used by parents, youth trainers and motivational speakers to help build young people and guide them into becoming a responsible healthy youth. It is an easy to read manuscript, a size for all that is recommended for the challenges facing our youth.

Klappentext

Raising children and helping them develop and grow can be a challenging and daunting task to many of our parents. The situation can be aggravated by the fact that there are no schools to equip parents with such knowledge and skills. It becomes a trial and error activity that bites and erodes the very same foundation that parents use to support and nurture their young people into becoming healthy and responsible citizens. Instead of working together for harmonious relationships, parents and young people end up caught in a double bind that pushes the two role players away from each other. This book is is a valuable instrument that attempts to bridge the gap and help both the parents and young people to realize that it is only through a genuine relationship that both can work and solve some of the challenges facing them. It also introduces us, in a narrative form, to the psychology of young people that prepares and enable us to respond appropriately to the needs of this group. In conclusion, this is a piece of work that I recommend for youth and anyone who is in a business of helping them overcome their challenging behaviours.