Review
Puberty and early adolescence are years of turmoil for the growing child and the parents. Much as in the other books in this series, Dr Judith Trowell presents a sensitive discussion of the problems that ch aracterize this move from childhood into adolescence and towards adulthood. This is a valuable and most helpful book. --Abraham Brafman, Series Editor
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Young children are cute and delightful or are having temper tantrums. Primary school children are eager and enthusiastic gaining mastery of their world, defiant and difficult at times, but still mainly wanting to please, responding to suggestions and requirements. Then comes adolescence and the rules of engagement change. Young adolescents aged ten to fourteen years are still legally children; parents or carers are responsible for them and their behaviour. However, these young people begin to see themselves as separate independent individuals. Friendships become more intense and the peer group becomes increasingly significant. External issues can be vital, clothes, hair style, make up, activities, behaviour in school or outside all come to signify to which group the young person belongs. Home and the family become less and less important...
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