Go to Their Age

A father raised two daughters through JEE hostels, board exams, phones, friendships, and the quiet fear every parent carries, and learned one idea that changed everything: do not parent from your own age. Parent from theirs.

Built from real conversations, real mistakes, and real repair, this book walks parents and teenagers through the traps of the teenage years: phones, comparison, peer pressure, addiction, silence, and shows how closeness, not fear, is what actually protects a child.

Written in simple, direct language for every parent and every teenager, whatever their background, whether raising a son or a daughter, in a joint family or alone, in a city or a village.

Inside: 22 chapters organized in three parts: The Traps, The Parent's Side, and Direct to Sons and Daughters. It also includes a practical appendix of warning signs and a closing letter from a father to his daughters.