How To Keep Your Daughter From Slamming the Door

What worries you most about your relationship with your tween/teenage daughter?

Are you finding it harder and harder to communicate with her? Is she getting advice from her friends instead of listening to you? Do you find yourself reacting to inevitable situations, instead of planning for them?

Your relationship with your tween/teen girl is the most important female bond in her life. Why waste time with trial and error? Award-winning Author, Parenting Skills Coach, and Educator Deborah Ann Davis has drilled down three decades of accumulated experience with tween/teenagers into specific strategies you can start using today. Discover how to:

• Broach touchy subjects with a moody middle-schooler
• Deal with button pushing, envelope stretching, and adolescent angst
• Teach your walking volcano how to better relate to you and her world
• Pursue an emotionally satisfying relationship with your teenage daughter
• Reduce mom stress by attacking 3 major myths:
• The Guilt is Appropriate Myth
• The Supermom Myth
• The Plenty-of-Time Myth

No matter what she says or does, your daughter is depending on you to know how to cultivate and maintain the relationship you both want. Now you don't have to figure it out on your own. Put an end to eye-rolling, sigh-heaving, and door-slamming with love and compassion (and a bit of humor thrown in for good measure).