Parenting Adult Children: How to Communicate Better with Your Grown Son or Daughter

Ann R. Sutton

Joshua Daniel · AI-narrated by Mia (from Google)

About this audiobook

So, let's say that your twenty-two years old just came back from college and is hoping to pass a few months with you. But what happens if he is 26 and just lost his job, and came back to your place hoping to stay there until he puts himself together again? Dealing with this kind of situation can be very challenging for parents. Whether the child is 21 and never wanted to go to school for months or older and still staying at home, there is a lot of adjustments you have to do as a parent to get along. Most times, we ask ourselves as parents, how are we to manage the financial aspect? How will you manage the train before asking them to contribute? Also, what about cleaning the house? What if they do not want to abide by the rules? How long should we stay patient?

Parenting adult children can be three times easier than you thought it to be. It all depends on your approach.

What are the challenges you face in parenting your adult child? How easy has the journey been?

Well, whether rocky as a mountain, or as plain as milk, you will always need the ideas in this book to have a better relationship with your grown-up child.

In this book you will learn:

- Parenting strategies to adopt for kids at twenty-something

- What to tell your grown children when they become adults

- How to release your grown-up child

- How to handle your adult children when they ignore you

- Emergency tactics when your grown-up child makes a wrong decision

- How to handle your child's poor decision

- How to manage disrespect from your adult child

- Bonding with your disrespectful adult kid

- How to prepare your children for marriage

This book is written by a parent who has been there and done that. Dive right into it by clicking on ‘Buy Now', and Get Your Copy!

Ratings and reviews

The avoidant attachment and ambivalent attachment are the most chronic amongst adult children of alcoholics. The styles of parenting revealed in this book is very effective especially if you understand the attachment style of the kid you are dealing with. Mostly impulsive compulsive behavioral style is observed even in grandchildren. Being dismissive and anxious can also be corrected with proper strategies.

What a wonderful take on parenting adults and teenagers. These young adults can be difficult but it's a win-win situation if you have the opportunity to get your hands on this guide. Bless up

Very helpful and educating especially for us that have to deal with both children and adult children at the same time.

About the author

Ann R. Sutton is a passionate mother of 2 daughters and two boys. Her passion for helping other parents raise kids is astonishing. The success of her career as a psychologist and as a parent is her biggest inspiration to help others with all their parenting and family needs. Her books are just amazing and are focused on the problems all parents face in raising toddlers and even teenagers.