Somewhere between ten and thirteen, the child who used to cry at handovers starts negotiating them, and the suitcase feeling, that low hum of always being slightly in transit, needs a name and an answer. This volume covers the hinge years: a young person with a voice but not yet a vote in the schedule, the peer planet pulling into orbit, the privacy that's developmental and the withdrawal that isn't, and the slow handover of the week from your hands into theirs. It's the age where co-parenting becomes listening, and this book shows you how to do it without losing the steadiness everything else is built on. Edited by Dr. Pauline Sam and grounded in attachment science and clinical research. Part of The Steady Week series for separated families.
AmazonPagina's: 198, Paperback, Independently published
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