★Being a Good Parent Is Hard. This Series Makes It a Lot Easier...
★This series includes all the parenting help and great parenting strategies you need to make your kid’s life extraordinary, including:
✓ 7 Bestselling Parenting Books to Make Your Parenting Journey Easier and More Successful
✓ The 7 Secrets of Parents Who Lead
✓ 9 Effective Good Parenting Skills and Tips to Improve Your Children’s Life…
★You will also discover…
·What Is Good Parenting Really
·What to Teach Your Child (That They Don't Teach in School)
· How to Raise Kids That Make the World a Better Place
and so much more…

7 titles in this series:
7 Vital Parenting Skills for Understanding Teenagers and Communicating with Teens
7 Vital Skills for Parenting Teen Girls and Communicating with Your Teenage Daughter
7 Vital Parenting Skills for Teaching Kids With ADHD
7 Vital Parenting Skills for Improving Child Behavior and Positive Discipline
7 Vital Skills for Parenting Teen Boys and Communicating with Your Teenage Son
7 Effective Methods for Calming Kids Anxiety During the Covid-19 Pandemic
7 Proven Strategies for Parenting Toddlers that Excel, from Potty Training to Preschool

Isn’t it odd that your once smiling little one is fuming with anger, hiding things from you, and doing things their way, just to push your buttons?
In 7 Vital Skills for Parenting Teen Girls and Communicating with Your Teenage Daughter, best-selling parenting skills author Frank Dixon offers loving parents proven methods that any Mom or Dad can use to understand teenage girls, improve communication skills with your teenage daughter and learn how to overcome behavioral issues common with teenaged girls.
Here you will discover the 7 most important parenting skills for helping your teenage daughter transition from your little girl into a mature, confident woman, including:
✓ How to change your parenting style, family communication, positive reinforcement, and conflict resolution tools for your maturing teen daughter
✓ Teaching vital communication skills for teenage girls, plus how to listen with no prejudice and act respectfully at social gatherings
✓ Positive parenting skills for communicating your values and expectations, in order to prevent defiance, lying and discipline problems

Frank Dixon
I’m Frank Dixon, the author of more than 10 parenting books, including the Best Parenting Books series. I have earned the Amazon Best Seller badge several times and my book has been featured on Yahoo and Medium.
I grew up in Newton, Massachusetts. I’ve moved around all throughout Boston, but I’m currently back in my hometown where I grew up. After I completed high school, I joined the Army National Guard, and after serving for several years, I completed trade school for computer support. My daughter was born in 2011. Since then, I have been working and writing. I'm a licensed Real Estate agent and also an Account Executive for a staffing agency. In my downtime, I enjoy spending time with my daughter, reading, writing, hiking, playing sports like ping-pong and pool, swimming, and listening to comedy. King Crab Legs are hands down my favorite food. My favorite recent read is, "Who Moved My Cheese?" by Spencer Johnson. For the most part, I’m a homebody; much of my family and friends live around me, so I’m quite content. Growing up, I felt trapped. I experienced first-hand cheating, lying, secrets, and manipulation regularly as a child which had a lasting impact on me that was quite challenging to cope with. I felt entirely powerless as just a child standing in the face of injustice, always living under what felt like a double-edged sword of conditional love, and watching my family unravel. While my peers were having a fun and worry-free childhood, I had surrendered myself to guilt, shame, depression, and anxiety. Millions of adults never recover from their painful childhood and, as new parents, pass on their fears, insecurities, and problematic behaviors to their children. It’s a vicious cycle, and I refused to let my childhood define me and crush me. I made a point to channel negativity, pain, and suffering from my childhood experiences to illuminate a positive future for myself and others. Overcoming my rough upbringing was the hardest thing I had to do. However, it taught me a lesson. I became the person I am today, not despite my childhood, but because of my childhood. That’s why I decided to share my experience and knowledge with new parents who want to avoid the same mistakes, who want their kids to succeed in life, who want to build stronger, happier, healthier families to give their child the best chance to grow into successful and thriving adults in an increasingly tough and challenging adult world.