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When Your Child is About to Become a Teenager
by Angela Dion Jan 2008
Adolescent/parent relationships do not have to be adversarial. There are some basic tools and tricks of the trade that parents can enlist to ensure their preteen will be ushered into the teenage years and promoted to adulthood with grace and a minimum of discord.
 
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arents with 12-year olds are probably already beginning to see that the parenting tools that worked when the child was in third grade are failing miserably now. The once-compliant, easy-going, respectful child may now be vying for independence — from her parents. This is normal.


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