May 17 2009

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Cassandra Rae

Must Read Book for all Parents of Teens & Tweens

This book wil NOT teach you new parenting skills and strategies.  It will give you a comprehensive understanding of a potentially boring and dry topic (brain development) in an interesting and readable way.  The author (a health and medical science editor) weaves in personal stories with facts and research findings about the teenage brain, which makes this non-fiction book a page turner.

The bottom line is that the human brain is under major construction (some might even say destruction!) during the teen years and if you’re frustrated with your teen’s inability to think things through ahead of time, then stop judging your teen and your parenting skills and read this book.  This is ground-breaking news that every parent should know because it will change how you look at your teen and your expectations.  Add this knowledge to your parenting toolbox today.

p.s. There is also some interesting information about the toddler brain in this book, so if you have babies and young children I highly recommend you read this book too.  Besides the more you know before your child is a tween and teen, the better off you are!


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  • http://andreabakerdesigns.com Andrea Baker

    Cassandra, I would love to check out this book. But I think I missed the title and the author some where…..

  • http://www.SimplyFearless.com/ Cassandra Rae

    Oops! I wonder if the Amazon.com link I posted isn’t showing up ????

    The book is The Primal Teen by Barbara Strauch. I was able to check it out at my local library and hopefully you are too.

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