Child from 8 to 13 years old. The hardest age

Larisa Surkova — mother of seven children, candidate of psychological sciences, recognized master of child and family psychology. She conducts personal consultations, group training, and webinars. She is the founder and curator of the "Positive Marathon" project.

Teenagers are not children and not yet adults. They live in their own world, speak their own language, and often do not want to listen to their parents. But that doesn’t mean the connection is lost forever.
This book is a practical guide for parents who want to understand their child at this difficult stage of growing up while maintaining their own emotional balance. The author analyzes key conflicts: studies, friends, gadgets, appearance, love, freedom — and shows how to find common ground even when it seems there is none.
Being a parent of a teenager is difficult. But being a teenager is even harder. Walk this path together with Larisa Surkova!