Getting to 30: A Parent's Guide to the 20-Something Years
by Jeffrey Jensen Arnett Phd, Elizabeth Fishel
Getting to 30 offers parents guidance for understanding and supporting their 20-something children. The book explores the transition toward adulthood, the evolving parent-child relationship, and the questions that arise as young adults move closer to age 30.
About This Book
Getting to 30 is a guide for parents of young adults in their 20s.
It focuses on the transition from adolescence toward greater independence and adulthood.
The book offers perspective on the changing parent-child relationship during these years.
Written by Jeffrey Jensen Arnett and Elizabeth Fishel, it addresses a stage of family life that can bring new questions and expectations.
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