The emerging adult years are messy, anxious and full of false starts — and the best thing parents can do is step back, let them struggle and trust the process.
Author: Paige Trevor
Paige Trevor
Paige Trevor is a certified parent educator with the Parent Encouragement Program (PEP) and a professional organizer and time management coach (paigetrevor.com) who offers a free download on Screens and Teens. For information about PEP’s online programs for parents and organizations, see pepparent.org.
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