Hold on to Your Kids: Why Parents Need to Matter More Than Peers
The authors identify a modern cultural trend called , where children and youth look to their peers for direction, values, and identity rather than to their parents.
: The book challenges the cultural narrative that children need extensive peer interaction to be "socialized," arguing instead that true maturity grows from a secure adult attachment. The Solution: Reclaiming the Attachment
Hold on to Your Kids: Why Parents Need to Matter More Than Peers
The authors identify a modern cultural trend called , where children and youth look to their peers for direction, values, and identity rather than to their parents.
: The book challenges the cultural narrative that children need extensive peer interaction to be "socialized," arguing instead that true maturity grows from a secure adult attachment. The Solution: Reclaiming the Attachment