Living with a Boomerang Kid? Solve Your Issues Today!

Are you short of time and looking for a quick fix for the issues around living with your Boomerang Kids? Have you ever read a self-help book and wished you had a pair of scissors to cut out all the irrelevant pages? The problem in today's world is 'information overload'. You need the best information, in one place, right now!

The Quick Fix For Parents Living With Boomerang Kids is a short read based on inspirational real life experiences, both professional and personal, to aid parents and their adult children to get the best from this new stage of development.

Practical, to the point, and without waffle, this book offers you tips and ideas for dealing with the emotions and practicalities you are experiencing. It will help you to prepare for this next phase in your life.

Grab your coffee and in 45 minutes the life lessons you can learn are:

1 The Definition of a Boomerang Kid
2 Guidelines and Goals for Living under the same roof
3 Thoughts for Parents with Boomerang Kids
4 What To Do if Things Go Wrong
5 Top Ten Quick Fixes You Can do Right Now

Editorial Reviews:
International Praise for 'Quick Fix for Parents Living With Boomerang Kids' ™

‘As an Empty Nester and potential parent of a Boomerang daughter, this insightful little guide has stopped me in my tracks and made me re-think my behaviour when my daughter returns home on holidays. I am sure this will enable me to be a far more effective communicator with clearer expectations, and thereby avoid potential pitfalls when and if she returns after University. Thank you, Kay and Pat’. What great advice.’
Jane Neville-Rolfe

‘Kay and Pat have again written a very useful and readable Quick Fix book. They have clearly laid out the problems that can arise with the BK situation and provided a simple and logical method of how to deal with it.’
Janet Siegl

‘Another great advice book for both parents and their young, adult children. Very positive are the two points of view and sometimes differing suggestions. Each and every one of us will experience this phase of life differently and therefore sure to find the right solutions here.’
Lucy Vollmer

‘Thoroughly enjoyed reading the Quick Fix For Parents Living with Boomerang Kids. Wish I’d had this several years ago. What I found interesting though is the contract idea in the book...one son’s wife has a daughter in her twenties, who is a boomerang kid and with their own growing family of children, this does put pressure on both accommodation and finances when she can’t pay her rent any more and has to move back “home”. I have had to support them almost on a monthly basis. So, in a way, even though he does not live with me, I have a financially supported Boomerang Kid too!
Maureen Hemingway