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Hold on to Your Kids - Why Parents Should Be More Important Than Peers Book Description: One of the most difficult parenting problems of our age is that children turn to their friends while shaping their values, identities and behaviors. This “peer orientation” weakens family bonds, hinders children's healthy development, and creates a generation of angry teenagers. Hold on to Your Kids explains when parents lose their influence and shows you ways to reconnect with your child and create the right hierarchy at home that will make them feel safe. While doing this, he also touches upon the difficulties that social media and technology pose in parenting today. Who else could be the right source of trust, communication and love for your children other than you? (From the Promotional Bulletin)