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Navigating Generational Differences in a Complex World

This book could be a good read for individuals who struggle to understand why different generations approach life in unique ways. Michael Grose offers insights into how each generation thinks and provides practical ideas to help readers navigate intergenerational relationships. This book is well-researched and uses examples to illustrate generational differences, making it easy to follow and understand.

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ISBN: 9781740513791
Estimated First-hand Retail Price: $35.94
Authors: Michael Grose
Date of Publication: 2005-01-01
Format: Paperback
Related Collections: Parenting, Sociology, Personal Development
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The rules for living in families and raising children have changed dramatically in the last decade. Families are shrinking, parents are having children later in life and adolescence now stretches for twenty years and young people just don't leave home. In fact, such are the generational changes that some parents now leave home before their kids.The world is increasingly crowded as an alphabet soup of generations exists side by side in workplaces, within the community and within families. With the traditional three score and ten years stretching to four score and more there are currently five generations coexisting: the silent generation, babyboomers, Generations, X, Y and Z.So how do Gen Xer's raise their children? Are Gen Y's just Babyboomers recycled or are they defined by the times they live in? Will outsourcing and grandparenting be replaced by surrogate parenting? To understand children and parents today it essential to look at the context in which we live.Michael Grose helps readers understand how each generation thinks and functions and presents ideas to help us live with each other in imperfect harmony. He takes a look at the challenges of raising Gen X families - small families - and provides a new parenting model for raising 21st century kids. Living With the Enemy provides essential strategies for parents who are struggling to raise Generation Y and provides tips and strategies to help Generation Y live with their parents!
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