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Teen Fashion Trends: With Mud Flaps At The Backby Eva-Maria Send Feedback to Eva-Maria Teenagers,trends,you shut up, eva-mariaMore Details about Teenagers,trends,you shut up, eva-maria here.
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At 17 years of age, Eva-Maria published ‘You Shut Up!’ which received raving reviews from critics and the media. Now 18, Eva-Maria’s sequel ‘Shush, You!’ will add even more understanding to adult-teenager relationships all over the world!
Giving readers a challenge to turn around the 5 minutes it takes to turn a relationship sour every single day, and make that time quality and positive, ‘Shush, You!’ is full of new content from readers and the author talking about the out-of-the-ordinary experiences and ways to put a positive spin in any teenager’s life in today’s crazy society bringing it from ordinary or extra-ordinary.
In this book, Eva-Maria gives a wide range of public opinions from political figures such as Peter Dunn to designer Anna Stretton, from young champions like Jono Lester to inspirational speaker and boxing champion Billy Graham, from generations of parents to boys and girls on the street; a chance to channel their views to a broader audience letting the world out there know that inter-generational struggle is everywhere, however so are win-win outcomes you just need to see and learn how others have found how they can contribute to giving the next generations the best possible future.
Written by a 21st century teenager, You Shut Up! explores the twisted teenage mind, giving parents an insider’s view into the world of today’s teenagers. The guessing game of what teenagers really think is over - this book will give you valuable never-before-published information to help you build a better relationship with your teen!
Still a progressing teenager, Eva-Maria gives the reader an insight of what it’s like to be a teenager in this day and age. After she started at Athena Montessori College when she was 13, Eva-Maria was offered the opportunity to become a teen mentor. Blessed with the gift of patience and understanding both sides to any story, she’s been actively involved in practice of the art of mentoring and coaching teenagers in everyday situations and circumstances for 2-5 hours almost every day for the last 5 years. Now 17, she’s keen on sharing her first hand knowledge to improve parents’ understanding of their teenagers.
“Seeing the dramatic changes that happen to teenagers [and those around them] from a few hours of coaching or mentoring is just so amazing! This has triggered my mission to help millions of parent-teenager relationships throughout the globe”, says Eva-Maria.
With the help of this book be one of the first to get ahead, and find out how to handle a teenager to both your and their advantage, no matter whether you’re a parent, step-parent, teacher, youth worker, employer of young staff, or just an adult in contact with teens (and we all are)!
EVA-MARIA SAYS: “TRUST YOUR FUTURE”
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"How can boys like that?" "Like what?" I asked "That long hair with mud flaps at the back?!" he exclaimed I couldn't stop laughing. Although a funny comparison, unfortunately it was true. The young man was wearing jeans almost at his ankles, long hair, and something that resembled a t-shirt under a grungy, what looked like, a leather jacket. So for those who are at cross roads about today's fashion and present-ability of our youth people, today, just for you, I have two things to share: 1. AN INSIGHT It seems like the 'long hair on guys' is putting everyone off because it's 'girly'. But I am not sure if people have forgotten than when the 'forbidden rock and roll' started taking the youth of the world by storm way back when, the most popular band were loved and hated for their velvet jackets and long hair. Decades later, the Beatles are forever in the history of music. Just a reminder that to those who say times are different these days... 2. TOP TIPS Fashion will come and go, and almost everyone is prone to it. For those who don't believe me, 'The Devil Wears Prada' has an excellent scene where unfashionable Andy makes fun of a belt dilemma at a fashion magazine, and in return gets told the unabridged version of the history of blue garments that stand behind the $2 blue sweater she wore to work that day. Excellent movie. But anyway... Although you can't force a teen to wear the clothes you want, you can still give them supportive advice and compromise. A) Be supportive of their fashion choices - if it's blatantly ridiculous, you can sleep peacefully at night knowing one day when they grow up, they will admit you were right about their ridiculous fashion choices. I still cringe when I think about the VERY WIDE 70's style Levi's I had that my parents hated when I was 14 - we all thought we were the 'schizz' when we wore those jeans...except now I know we weren't... B) If their clothing is blatantly nonfunctional (e.g. jeans around ankles), or unhygienic (e.g. long jeans that track mud around the house like a dirty bike) take them early birthday/Christmas/New Years shopping ASAP C) Next time you go to the hairdressers, get them to come with you, or get them to have a look at some magazines with hairstyles in there - you may find out that they actually hate their hair the way it is now. D) If you attend art gallery opening, shows, etc, ask if the teen wants to come with you - a reason for them to dress up and take pride in their outer-skin, as well as get to know and see people with different fashion styles. E) Remember your days...laugh about them, share them! My brother used to have long crazy whacky hair, until we went back home to Russia and he saw pictures of my Dad with long whacky hair in his youth (it looked just as ridiculous as my brothers - I swear!). The next day without any of our knowledge, my brother turned up home with a much shorter haircut. * * * Get a complimentary copy of your own copy of the CD where I reveal... "7 Teen Secrets": www.trustyourfuture.com
Eva-Maria is a 19 year old bestselling author, on the mission to help improve adult-teenager relationships by giving the teen perspective. She has touched millions of people's lives through her family coaching, international speaking and seminars, and books, such as 'You Shut Up!', and 'Shush, You!'. Eva-Maria continues to work with families, teens, employers of young staff, teachers, schools, groups, and many others all over the world.
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