Do you
feel like you just do not have the material you need to help your
teens make wise choices? Then these books are for you.
Nicole
came to the realization that it would be far better to talk to her
children about issues before they were forced to make the choices.
She wanted to give them the information they needed to make the
choices and understand the consequences when poor choices were made.
So she
devised a game called Scenarios. She would give her kids a scenario
– as though they were facing that situation right then. They would
have to choose between the options she allowed them. She made sure
they felt safe, even in making the wrong decision. They would have a
talk after the decision was made and the consequences known.
Nicole
created the Hot Button series as a way to help you bring the
principles and practices of the Scenario game to your own home. The
first book deals with Internet activity and the dangers in can bring.
The second addresses boy-girl attraction and relationship issues.
There will be two more books released in the fall – drugs and
sexuality.
Nicole
helps you take a preemptive move, even with your tweens. She
explains why ten or eleven years old is not too young to start
talking with your children about these issues. She details various
hot button issues and includes warning signs to watch for and action
to take right away.
She also
includes actual scenarios. There is a story to tell, options to
give, discussion questions to ask, and a Bible verse on the issue.
She has even added ways to begin to reverse mistakes and repair
damage already done.
This is
an excellent series and great help for you in preemptive parenting.
Check
out the author's websites at www.hotbuttonsite.com
and www.nicoleodell.com.
Nicole
O'Dell is the mother of six, host of Teen Talk Radio and Parent Talk
Radio. She is the author of more than a dozen books.
Kregel
Publications, 168 pages. Publisher's product page.
Please visit your local Christian bookstore to purchase these books.
I
received complimentary copies of the first two books in this series
from the publisher for the purpose of this review.
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