21st Century Girls
How Female Minds Develop, How to Raise Bright, Balanced Girls
Nonfiction, Family & Relationships, Parenting
| Author: | Sue Palmer | ISBN: | 9781409112235 |
| Publisher: | Orion Publishing Group | Publication: | March 7, 2013 |
| Imprint: | Orion | Language: | English |
| Author: | Sue Palmer |
| ISBN: | 9781409112235 |
| Publisher: | Orion Publishing Group |
| Publication: | March 7, 2013 |
| Imprint: | Orion |
| Language: | English |
An absolute must-have parenting guide to raising girls in the 21st century.
'There can be no keener revelation of a country's soul than the way it treats its children.' Nelson Mandela
Childhood, as a stage in human development, has been steadily eroded. Children today are introduced to 21st-century adult values and behaviour at an increasingly early age, long before they are developmentally ready to cope with them. We expend immense time and effort attending to their material needs while simultaneously neglecting their developmental needs.
In this important polemic, Sue Palmer believes that if we do not get a grip on this problem soon, the increase in developmental disorders, behavioural difficulties and mental health problems recorded by experts over recent decades will soon spiral out of control.
Sue discusses challenges faced in the 21st century including:
-the problems facing parents in an age of materialism
-the way gender wars have intensified those problems
-the debate about the 'female brain'
-the reasons why contemporary culture can be so damaging for children, especially girls
-the challenges involved in detoxifying family life
Every parent, grandparent, teacher and carer of girls needs to read this book.
An absolute must-have parenting guide to raising girls in the 21st century.
'There can be no keener revelation of a country's soul than the way it treats its children.' Nelson Mandela
Childhood, as a stage in human development, has been steadily eroded. Children today are introduced to 21st-century adult values and behaviour at an increasingly early age, long before they are developmentally ready to cope with them. We expend immense time and effort attending to their material needs while simultaneously neglecting their developmental needs.
In this important polemic, Sue Palmer believes that if we do not get a grip on this problem soon, the increase in developmental disorders, behavioural difficulties and mental health problems recorded by experts over recent decades will soon spiral out of control.
Sue discusses challenges faced in the 21st century including:
-the problems facing parents in an age of materialism
-the way gender wars have intensified those problems
-the debate about the 'female brain'
-the reasons why contemporary culture can be so damaging for children, especially girls
-the challenges involved in detoxifying family life
Every parent, grandparent, teacher and carer of girls needs to read this book.
