Product Description: Each title in the highly acclaimed Opposing Viewpoints series explores a specific issue by placing expert opinions in a unique pro/con format; the viewpoints are selected from a wide range of highly respected and often hard-to-find publications...read more

Complemented by zany graphics and photographs, a hilarious look at the world of modern-day parenting offers a whimsical study of the bahvior, habits, and accounterments of nine different types of parents--including the Power Parents, the Neo-Trads, the Martyr Parents, and the Classic Parents--while supplying real-life information, advice, and reassurance. Original. 35,000 first printing.

Explores the rising incidence of adult children who choose to stay at home with their parents or who return home after living independently, examining the causes and the effects on families

Product Description: This work is about teachers who are also parents. The author asserts that teaching parents possess knowledge that can be useful to parents and teachers who have experience in just one role. The 50 teaching parents upon whom the book is based are also studied.

Product Description: It happens in a finger snap--suddenly your kids are grown and gone. So now's the time to enjoy them while they're till home. Parenting is hard. But this book encourages us. And it helps us realize what a treasure these crazy, irritating, wonderful kids are...read more

A guide to the harmonious coexistence of parents and their adult children suggests strategies for setting limits, sharing territory, respecting autonomy, managing anger, and enjoying an adult-to-adult relationship

Gives answers to children whose parents complain, don't understand, criticize, disapprove, control, or otherwise manipulate their children's lives

Gives answers to children whose parents complain, don't understand, criticize, disapprove, control, or otherwise manipulate their children's lives

Thirty-one children, ages eleven to fourteen, from a variety of family situations, address numerous parent-child issues to help other 'kids' develop strategies in dealing with parents. Includes sixty-four specific topics such as overprotectiveness, bedtime, gay parents, adoption, sex, and punishment.Thirty-one young people between the ages of eleven and fourteen discuss important topics bearing on the relationship between parents and children

Thirty-one children, ages eleven to fourteen, from a variety of family situations, address numerous parent-child issues to help other 'kids' develop strategies in dealing with parents. Includes sixty-four specific topics such as overprotectiveness, bedtime, gay parents, adoption, sex, and punishment.A group of Massachusetts school children share their views about different kinds of parents, family problems, good family experiences, and various kinds of families

Product Description: Book by Gage, Joy P.