I just had to share this photo of Dr. Daddy, not only because he is a bit nutty, but because of the classic look my teen was giving him. Enjoy:)
The Chronicles continue…..
All the ‘Back to School’ talks and specials I see everywhere has triggered a thought…my oldest is a Senior this year!! Perhaps that is why I have been having difficulties with her, hmmm….
Although she puts on a great act of being tough and strong, I believe deep down she is a frightened child. I know this because when I was a High School Senior, many, many years ago, I felt the same way. My fear of growing up and moving away to college was well justified, but I closed up rather than lashing out like she does. Apparently everyone handles fear differently.
Today’s society is different from the one I was raised in. But, we can still teach our girls morals, values and God’s way.
With the amount of exposure that our girls have to Un-Godly ways ever increasing it is up to us to guide them in the right direction.
A great friend and Godly woman by the name of Alyssa Avant has developed a packet that will help with wonderful tips to encourage our girls to say, ‘No’. Alyssa Avant is a Christian author, blogger, podcaster, speaker and business owner who’s desire is to turn the hearts of girls toward God. It is evident from all her works that she is making a great impact on our youth.
Continue reading about Encouraging Your Daughter to Say ‘No’
Now that school is out, what will you do? What will your children do?
I very dear friend, Aurelia Williams, a Real Life Mastermind has put together a wonderful package to help with your teens this summer.
This package contains a teleseminar with 4 experts giving you ideas on how to focuse on positive things with your teens this summer.
We all know how difficult it can be for teens and during the summer it is more difficult.
Learn positive ways to keep your teen active this summer.
Learn how to help your teen find a job or even start their own business.
Wow!! That’s all I can say about the rebellious teens of today!!
Now I am not blind to the fact that we all were teens at one time and were rebellious as well, but it seems that today’s teens are out of control.
I attribute a lot of the changes to the media and today’s society and culture. When growing up, no one ever interfered with my parent’s skills of discipline. Or the many ways they would punish to teach us a lesson, or so, they would say. Children were more respectful of elders in general. Children were ’seen’ and not ‘heard’ during adult conversations. And the craziness in today’s school system was unheard of.
