Teen Little Black Book: #Sadfishing Talk to Kids

Written by Patrice M Foster

Narrated by Leyna Nguyen

Are You Worried About Your Teen’s Critical Life, Your Weakening Relationship With Them And Their Increasing Vulnerability To The Damaging Effects Of Modern Technology? This Book Is Here To Help You Take That Burden Away! 

Have you always desired to improve your relationship with your teenage child by understanding them, acquainting yourself with how they think and their world in general; be able to protect and assist them survive the modern technological world with countless risks, but you don’t even have the slightest idea where to start?

Then keep reading…

Are you sick and tired of worrying about being clueless about how to handle the growing rift between you and your teenage child, amid the rising risk of cyber insecurity?

Have you tried creating conversations to understand them, researching on what could be going on with them or seeking parental advice to improve your situation but none of them seemed to help?

Do you finally want to say goodbye to being in the dark about your child’s life discover something which works for you?

If so, then you’ve come to the right place.

You see, being in touch with your growing child’s life, and understanding everything that’s going on in their minds and life, and being assured of their well-being doesn’t have to be difficult- even if you think your teenage child is a little different.

In fact, it’s easier than you think.

An article in Live Science asserts that parents can be able to decode the behavior and attitudes of their teenage kids and assist them by understanding how their brain works, as well as how it controls their desires and habits.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Patrice M Foster
• Release date: Sep 23, 2022
• ISBN: 9798986923796

Patrice M Foster

About The Author Patrice M Foster is a Registered Nurse in Childhood and Adolescence Psychiatry, with more than 30 plus years of clinical experience. She blogs and writes about issues that affect kids' mental health