It may turn out wrong when we take for granted that young people can cope when they reach puberty. They are “almost adults” now. They are going to high school! We will be wrong in this matter because of the fact that their brains are under “reorganization,” their entire lives are under construction. For parents to be present, helping them through this remodel is, of course, of great meaning. To me, this is not the same as “spoiling” them. We understand that we have to separate one thing from another.
I think about this often in our every day life when my children now are entering this phase of life – I have to take a step back, but still be very close.
Eva Träff, decreasedisorders.com
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