An interesting read for parents with Tweens.
A tween is a child between the ages of 9 and 12. A tween is no longer a little child, but not quite a teenager. While a tween is not yet in the midst of adolescence, he or she will face a variety of obstacles in the next few years including exposure to dangerous behaviors by their peers including drugs, sex, and more.
Tweens can be a challenge to parent. One minute they can be sweet and loving, the next they can be moody and difficult. Today’s tweens often shock parents when they begin to act like teenagers. Don’t be fooled, they’re still children. They’ll astonish you with their ability to conceptualize, to argue brilliantly, and then to do foolish things.
The biggest danger for tweens is losing the connection to parents while struggling to find their place and connect in their peer world. The biggest danger for parents is…
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