Books:
- Bringing Up Girls :: Dr. James Dobson
- One Million Arrows: Raising Your Children to Change the World :: Julie Ferwerda
- Growing Grateful Kids: Teaching Them to Appreciate an Extraordinary God in Ordinary Places :: Susie Larson
- a Girl’s Guide to Life :: Katie Meier
- The Power of a Praying Teen :: Stormie Omartian
- The Power of a Praying Kid :: Stormie Omartian
- Kissed the Girls and Made Them Cry; Why Women Lose When We Give In :: Lisa Bevere
- Shepherding a Child’s Heart :: Tedd Tripp
- Handoff :: Jeff Myers
- Say Goodbye to Whining, Complaining and Bad Attitudes in You and Your Kids! :: Scott Turansky & Joanne Miller
- Your Child’s Strengths – Discover Them, Develop Them, Use Them :: Jennifer Fox
- The Ministry of Motherhood :: Sally Clarkson
- Raising a Modern-Day Princess::Pam Farrel and Doreen Hanna
Websites:
- Secret Keeper Girl
- Tommy Nelson
- The MOB Society – for Moms who have boys, too!
- (In) Courage
8 Comments
I was wondering if you know of any good bible study for mothers and daughters? My daughter is 8. We are struggling big time. Totally disconnected. I was hoping to do a bible study with her to bring closeness. I have only seen one called Mom and Me Just Having Tea. Are you familiar with it?
Suggestions? Thank you so much.
JEN
I absolutely love “Secret Keeper Girl: Eight Great Dates With your Daughter.” It is not really a Bible Study, but 8 date ideas that allow you and your daughter to connect and have fun that is purposeful. I think you would love it! My time with my daughter has been amazing!
“Polished Cornerstones” from DoorPost’s…It’s a little pricy but well worth it. Lot’s of hands on projects to do together and a keeper for her if she is blessed with daughters too! And it’s completely based on scripture.
I wanted to suggest Vicki Courtney’s 5 Conversations You Must Have With your Daughter to add to your resource list. There is both a trade book and a Bible study.
Donna I have heard it is an amazing book! We are looking at it! Thanks so much!
Hi Ladies – What was your best resource for explaining sex, and God’s plan/reason for it, to your adolescent daughter? My three oldest are boys, and I feel somewhat unprepared for this conversation with my daughter; your recommendations are GREATLY appreciated! Thank you!
Family Life has a product called “Passport to Purity.” I highly recommend it!
adding it to my list of things to read for just such an occasion. {I shiver to think of it now…….but know its better to be prepared…..}