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[Book] Parents' Words to Win the Heart of a Teenage Son: 37 Solutions for Respectful Conversation that Convey Sincerity Without Hurt
37 Solutions for Respectful Conversation that Convey Sincerity Without Wounding, from Teacher Eun-kyung Lee, a mother of two teenage sons and mentor to 150,000 parents. “How should I talk to my teenage son?” Everyone goes through puberty, but what if my son suddenly slams the door and goes inside and plays games or is on his phone all day? It’s frustrating and I don’t know what to do.
Even when I try to talk to my son honestly, I end up yelling at him without realizing it because I get angry at his curt response.
How should I talk to my teenage son? Eun-kyung Lee, a mentor to 150,000 parents, has compiled 37 ways to communicate respectfully and sincerely without hurting others, based on her experience with two adolescent sons.
The author also said that when his two sons entered puberty, he searched through numerous books to understand the physical and mental situations of his children. However, when he actually talked to his adolescent sons, he found that it was difficult to apply the theories in the books as they were.

[Book] Parents' Words to Empower Their Teenage Daughters: 38 Solutions for Respectful Conversations that Convey Sincerity Without Hurt
How should I tell my teenage daughter? My beloved daughter, who I thought I'd never hurt, suddenly starts saying things like, "I'll take care of it," or "I'm busy right now," and then closes her door and tries to spend time alone.
Parents are shocked by their child's sudden change in behavior and feel sad, wondering how they can restore their relationship to how it was before.
Author Lee Hyeon-jeong of "Parenting While Waiting" recorded all the conversations she had with her teenage daughter, both when she said things she regretted and when her relationship with her child was restored.
After countless trials and errors, this book contains 38 ways to communicate without hurting each other's feelings.