Dive headfirst into a heartwarming guide to navigating one of your most challenging and rewarding phases of parenting - the college years. "When They Fly: Parenting through the College Years" is not just a Special Report, it's your companion during this unprecedented transition. Written by renowned family life educator and parent columnist, Isaac Cook, this book is your invitation to experience parenting in a way that's less rocky, more insightful, and positively joyful. Adeptly blending expert viewpoints, real-life accounts, practical advice, and emotional support, this report will arm you with essential tools while ensuring the journey remains enjoyable and relatable.
The book offers readers a comprehensive viewpoint, divided into clear, engaging chapters like "The Big Transition: Balancing Independence and Guidance", "Healthy Communication: Building Trust in the College Years", and "The Social Scene: Handling New Relationships and Influences", among others.
Throughout 'When They Fly', Isaac's alchemic mix of intimate family understanding, keen observations, and innate storytelling resonates deeply. His work is punctuated by his own experiences as a father, as well as his authentic touch derived from his passion for hiking, antique typewriters, and folk music.
Join Isaac on this journey, and let 'When They Fly: Parenting through the College Years' become your handbook, confidant, and friend during these crucial years. Let us promise you this - there's a lot to discover, loads to cherish, and yes, so much to smile about.
