[Hidden-tech] seeking assist on pre-teen issues

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Fri Dec 22 11:46:41 EST 2006


Amy,
Another great book for parents trying to understand their teen daughter's
social world is a book called *Queen Bees & Wannabes* by Rosalind Wiseman.
This book has helped me immensely and I would put it in the top 5 must read
books for parents of teen girls. Hope it helps, good luck.
Brendan

On 12/22/06, Dave Sweeney <dave at djscommunications.com> wrote:
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> Hi Amy,
> You may want to check out the book "Please Stop the Rollercoaster! How
> Parents of Teenagers Can Smooth out the Ride" by Sue Blaney. It's set up
> for parents to read a chapter at a time and then get with a group of
> parents to discuss.  The discussions usually branch out from the topic
> in the chapter, as you might guess. Each person commits to
> confidentiality for the sake of the kids' and parents' privacy to
> generate the much needed real discussion.
>
> Have a happy New Year!
> Dave
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> Hi all,
>
> As I noted in the Gazette article about my leaving the Hidden-Tech
> board, I am working hard to devote more time to my daughter, Julia.
> She's at a very difficult age where peer pressure takes the place of
> reason, I'm afraid.
>
> If there are others in the Hidden-Tech Network who would like to
> create a very informal support group for parents of pre-teeners
> please respond to the list or reach me directly at
> az at a-zinternational.com. I'm thinking a monthly discussion group at
> lunch or in the evening to share ideas and offer support.
>
> It's frightening to learn how kids can hurt each other today thanks
> to advanced technology. I know one mother in the area who took her
> child off of instant messaging because the kid was being hounded and
> humiliated. And we thought we had it tough!
>
> Hope all of you are looking forward to a great holiday season. Lew is
> doing better so thanks for those who responded about his being in the
> hospital for two surgeries in 10 days. It's been rough on him and on
> me given the time spent in emergency wards, admitting, etc . . . But
> I can tell you that Mercy Medical Center is great.
>
> Happy Holidays!
>
> Amy Zuckerman
> Hidden-Tech Founder
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