How to Survive Your Teenager: by Hundreds of Still-Sane Parents Who Did and Some Things to Avoid, From a Few Whose Kids Drove Them Nuts (Hundreds of Heads Survival Guides)
"Parents of teens and parents of kids approaching those years will find wisdom on each page….provides insight, humor, and empathy…" --Foreword Magazine, July/August 2005"Raising a teen? Here’s some advice from the book How to Survive Your Teenager straight from people who’ve done it…" --Knight Ridder News Service"Teens create constant learning experiences for parents and peers, as well as teachers. This book provides knowledge from survivors...!" --Benita Morris, High School Teacher, Pittsburgh, PA"The book really gave me some insight... hopefully my parents will read it so we can enhance our relationship." --David E. Weinstein, 10th Grade Class President, Riverwood High School"These anecdotes, by people who've been there, hit the nail on the head...This book tells it like it is!" --Steven Perlow, Ph.D., Clinical Psychologist, Atlanta, GA"This book is a marvelous achievement! I whole-heartedly recommend it." --Richard G. Calo, Ph.D., Creator of ThePromSite.com and author of The First Book of Prom"With warmth [and] humor... [the] editors have turned the ordinary experiences and struggles of parents into compact wisdom..." --Jaclynn Morris, M.Ed., Co-author of I'm Right. You're Wrong. Now What?"Words of wisdom: Hundreds of parents nationwide weigh in with advice on everything from messy bedrooms to driving to sex…" --The Cincinnati Enquirer