You Want to Do What?: Instant Answers to Kiwi Parenting Dilemmas
Author(s): Karen Sullivan
When can your child legally get a job?
When can they babysit?
Is it legal for them to get a tattoo yet?
What can you do about your child being bullied?
As your children become more independent, the parenting questions multiply. Tackling the trickiest problems head on, childcare expert Karen Sullivan explains when it is safe, appropriate, necessary or normal for children aged 9-18 to do certain things.
You Want to Do What? has been tried and tested in the UK, and this adaptation for Kiwi parents answers every conceivable parenting dilemma, allowing you to make confident and quick decisions. From what age you should give your child a mobile phone, to dealing with internet chatrooms, here's a one-stop shop for sound, practical guidance and instant advice.
First published in the UK in 2007, this New Zealand edition 2009.
Product Information
Karen Sullivan is a UK-based childcare expert, lecturer and advisor on childcare and child-related issues. Her books have been widely translated and include How to Say No and Mean it, Kids Under Pressure and Bullying: How to Spot it, How to Stop it.
General Fields
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- : HarperCollins Publishers (New Zealand)
- : HarperCollins Publishers (New Zealand)
- : 01 June 2009
- : 210x135mm
- : New Zealand
- : books
Special Fields
- : Karen Sullivan
- : Paperback
- : 649.1
- : 480pp
- : Advice on parenting; Children
