It is eighteen years after the birth of your child. He is now stronger than you. She is now taller than you. Either one of them can work a cell phone faster, text message, IM, or design a Web page while you're still reading the newspaper. How did your baby grow up so quickly? As a parent, do you have anything left to say to your son or daughter? Is there anything your child still needs to hear from you--or will tolerate you saying?--from the Introduction
Parenting Your Adult Child addresses such thorny issues as:
- When to rescue and when to not.
- When to push and when to restrain yourself.
- How to keep your faith when your child seems to be abandoning it.
- How to forgive yourself for the mistakes you made in parenting along the way.
- How to move into an adult/adult relationship with this amazing person you have raised.
