What Teenage Girl's Don't Tell Their Parents - Softcover

Rich in practical tips, as well as providing some much needed humour and 'ah ha' moments. I've already added some of Michelle's parenting tips into my own repertoire and found them to work brilliantly! Jen Hunter -- Social Worker / Parent of teenage daughter. Michelle has a marvellous way of speaking the truth in a way that parents can all appreciate. Sometimes shocking, yet straight from the heart -- an insightful read. Parents will benefit greatly from this book and find that they are not alone in their battle. Dale Dearman -- Guidance Officer / Student Counsellor, Grace Lutheran College Michelle has a marvellous way of speaking the truth in a way that parents can all appreciate. Sometimes shocking, yet straight from the heart an insightful read. Parents will benefit greatly from this book and find that they are not alone in their battle. Dale Dearman Guidance Officer / Student Counsellor, Grace Lutheran College" Rich in practical tips, as well as providing some much needed humour and 'ah ha' moments. I ve already added some of Michelle s parenting tips into my own repertoire and found them to work brilliantly! Jen Hunter Social Worker / Parent of teenage daughter."

As a parent you know that your 'child' is not just another teenager, struggling to grow up. She is your daughter. That in itself makes her the most unique and important teenager in the world. But when your sweet little girl suddenly stops talking, won't do anything you tell her to do, and starts dressing like she stepped out of a celebrity magazine, you start wondering what went wrong. Michelle Mitchell has spent the last 10 years day-in, day-out, listening and talking with teenage girls about their lives, loves, hates and hopes. In this book she reveals that its what your daughter isn't telling you rather than what she does tell you that matters the most. Featuring an engaging and fresh voice, this book is full of straightforward advice in a complicated world. Its honesty, reality and practicality is ably illustrated by the many real anecdotes from teenagers themselves about their hectic everyday lives.