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0 reviewsParenting isn't an easy job. From toddlers to teenagers, every year brings new triumphs and challenges for you and your child.
The teenage years strike fear into the hearts of parents everywhere – not only are you dealing with the trials and tribulations of this emotional, hormonal period of life, but you're also trying to prepare your teen for what lies ahead.
Navigating the demands of the teenage years can feel just as daunting to your teenager as it does to you, and it's never been more important to be there as a source of support and safety while they explore the world around them.
It's overwhelming to think about everything you need to teach them, especially when many of these skills feel like second nature to you.
How do you know where to begin?
It starts with educating yourself. There's just as much for you to learn as there is for your teen, if not more!
The first step to preparing your child for the rest of their life is making sure that you're prepared to teach them.
Within this guide you'll find an overview of the essential skills every teen needs to be prepared for adult life – not just cooking and cleaning, but emotional and social skills as well.
In How to Not Make Adulting Suck, here is just a fraction of what you will discover:
Practical tactics and strategies for encouraging independent growth and responsibility while still providing support, structure, and safety
5 essential lessons about money every teen should know before they graduate
The 4 types of social skills and what your teen needs to know about each one
How to teach sound financial practices that will help your teen develop a realistic, measured attitude towards money
Action steps to help you take adulting from the theoretical to the practical
What it really means to lead a healthy lifestyle – and the aspects of health your teen might not have given
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