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Talk now and later

Don't wait until something big happens to talk to your kids - start now! In Talk Now and Later, author Brian Dollar presents 10 common topics your child deals with - or will soon - and detailed advice on how to approach and discuss the issues with them. Learn to have these conversations early, have them often, and have them wisely so that when the difficult topics come up, the lines of communication will already be open. Provides conversation starters on the following issues: -God -Death and Tragedy -Sex -Self-Image -Making Wise Choices -Divor.

Audience
adult
Length
medium · 328 pages

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