By fourteen, your teenager has opinions about the schedule, a life that doesn't fit neatly into either house, and one foot already aimed at the door of adulthood. This final age-band volume covers co-parenting's last and strangest stretch: the schedule that has to flex or break, the teenager who votes with their feet, driving and dating and curfews across two sets of rules, the exam years, and the launch itself, when the week you spent a childhood steadying gets handed, finished, to the person it was always for. It's a book about holding on lightly and letting go well, written for parents doing both at once. Edited by Dr. Pauline Sam and grounded in attachment science and clinical research. Part of The Steady Week series for separated families.
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