Adolescence is the most difficult age, many parents believe. However, adolescence passes, and difficulties in communicating with children only increase. Why? Young people enter a period of self-realization when parents often find themselves “out of the loop,” and it seems impossible for older children to explain their problems to their “mossy ancestors.” The older ones are surprised at the impudence and aggressiveness of the younger ones, and the younger ones accuse the older ones of being “hard-headed.” The conflict is obvious! How not to turn this conflict into a protracted war between generations and how to properly build relationships with older children, you will learn from this book. The authors of many popular books on psychology, as well as publications in the press and on Internet sites, E. Kabanova and I. Tsiporkina, have penetrated so deeply into the essence of the problem that their advice will be useful to many readers. The book is written in an easy, accessible and engaging manner.