The Kids Will Be All Right

A Guide to Raising Teens in a Complex World

The Kids Will Be All Right
Molly Fausett, Robyn Fausett
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NZ$ 39.99
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NZ$ 31.99
Paperback
h234 x 153mm - 432pg
19 Jul 2022 NZ
International import eta 7-19 days
9781988547565
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We live in an age of anxiety - for both parents and teenagers. The straightforward years of childhood can seem a breeze compared to what teens have thrown at them today. Parents worry about how to help their teenagers deal with sex, porn, gender identity, sexting, slut-shaming, social media, bullying, alcohol and drugs, and about their teenagers' high levels of anxiety. Teens worry about how to measure up in a world where their social currency is explicitly measured by likes and followers; they worry about their bodies and their looks, sex, cancel culture and their future. Life is genuinely different for today' s teens and pre-teens than it was even a decade ago, yet New Zealand parents lack access to a comprehensive book with up-to-date, evidence-based and sensible advice on how to help their teens get through the physical, mental and social challenges of adolescence. The Kids Will Be All Right includes strategies to suggest to your teen to deal with common tricky situations, and covers friendships (and frenemies); bullying; technology use and screen time; drinking, vaping and risk-taking behaviour; self esteem and body image; personal and sexual health; sexual and gender identity; consent; safe relationships; and pornography. Written by parenting expert Robyn Fausett and with contributions from her daughter, Molly Fausett, The Kids Will Be All Right is an empathetic, insightful guide to navigating the teenage years. Broken into digestible parts, with numerous examples and anecdotes to help parents know what to do - and say - when, this is an essential guide for today' s parents of adolescents.
Robyn Fausett is a registered nurse and the CEO of Nest Consulting, which provides services dedicated to health and well-being, including body image, cyber safety, sexuality, puberty and respectful relationships education programmes throughout schools and communities in New Zealand. Robyn is the researcher and writer of the majority of these programmes. Nest' s programmes are evidence-based utilising the WHO recognised Hauora approach and integrate holistic age appropriate information for a whole sense of valuing self, others and our environment. Launched in 2010, these popular programmes are now delivered by Nest Consulting' s educators and facilitators NZ wide. Robyn is also a speaker, regularly providing events for parents about tweens and teens topics, to health care providers on the subject of fertility and to communities and corporates on various topic of women' s health and menopause. In addition, Robyn has been instrumental as a Board member within various community focussed charities and organisations (most recently for the ' Healing Through Arts Trust' Board and the ' WALSH Trust' Board (supporting people with mental health, social, illness or disability challenges). She is accredited as a ' Nourish' body image/media awareness programme facilitator through what was formerly EDEN (Eating Disorders Education Network), with ' A Celebration Day for Girls' and ' Days for Girls' as a period education facilitator and with Natural Fertility NZ as an educator and as a trainer. Robyn also works within the disability sector providing specific sexuality and healthy relationship education to young people and their whanau. Molly Fausett has a degree in cultural anthropology and sociology, with a focus on gender studies and sexuality. She has worked at Nest Consulting in various roles, including assisting in the developments of its youth programmes. Molly now works for the Ministry of Health within the mental health and addictions directorate.

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