"Naya Kirell writes and teaches about how families can stay connected while children grow more independent and opinionated. As a parent who has navigated the messy middle years of homework battles, late-night messages, and slammed doors, she has learned that trust is not a soft ideal but a daily, practical discipline. Her work focuses on turning values like respect and responsibility into simple, workable agreements that real children will actually follow.Naya has spent years listening to parents, carers, and young people describe what happens after the lecture ends and the bedroom door closes. Those conversations convinced her that most families are not short of love; they are short of structures that children can believe in. She draws quiet inspiration from the long tradition of ordinary households, from Victorian terraces to post-war flats, where families have had to share tight space and limited resources with as much fairness as they could manage.In High-Trust Parenting, Naya brings that spirit of everyday practicality to modern dilemmas around screens, curfews, and money. Her aim is not to produce perfect families, but to offer hopeful, honest tools for parents who want to be firm without being frightening, kind without giving up, and respected without demanding it."