Comments for 5 Conversations you must have

Comment on Conversation 5: Dad:2:Dad by Sermons

Sermons — Wed, 22 Feb 2012 13:22:29 +0000

These are great principles to teach. My favorite was the one about requiring your sons to stay involved in church even when his peers are not. This teaches a level of commitment and a priority placed on the spiritual aspect of church rather than the social aspect. Blessings!

Comment on Welcome! by Adrienne

Adrienne — Wed, 08 Feb 2012 09:25:09 +0000

I have almost totally consumed this book in two sittings!! I truly believe this book was written as much for me as it was for my daughter. Luckily my Veronica (3 yrs) is still in the age of Disney Princesses and the only other man in her life besides my husband (her father) is Mickey Mouse. My eyes have been opened to the fact that my precious baby will grow up, but I take solace in knowing God has now equipped me with some of the armor I will need in the coming onslaught that is puberty. Thanks for writing Conversations. I don’t have a son (yet, if God willing.), but I have already considered ordering 5 Conversations You Must Have With Your Son.

Many blessings to you and yours,

Adrienne, TX

Comment on Welcome! by Rhonda Harris

Rhonda Harris — Fri, 03 Feb 2012 02:54:10 +0000

Hello Courtney it was a pleasure reading 5 conversations you must have with your son. I have 1 child his name is Tucker he is 13 years old. We live in Ellaville, Georgia. I have completed the book now i am struggling as to how i am going to discuss some of the topics with my son. It seems easy until you actually get ready to discuss. Please pray with me that the conversations will come natural; that God will put the words in my mouth as to what i should say.Thanks again for your advice. May God Bless you and your family.

Comment on Welcome! by Vicky,

Vicky, — Wed, 25 Jan 2012 14:06:30 +0000

I have read your book and taken my daughter to your You and Your Girl event. What you teach is so needed
and I appreciate all of your efforts. I would like to ask if you would consider writing a bible study to 5 Conversations books. It would be so helpful to have a workbook to go along with a mother/daughter talk. It would make it come to life for both of us and give me the tools needed to relay the information in a godly but tangible way. Think about it!! I’ve been meaning to ask you this for some time and have even considered writing it myself but I know you would do a much better job compiling it.

god bless,
Christy
Hamilton,OH

Comment on Welcome! by Amy

Amy — Fri, 20 Jan 2012 00:11:45 +0000

Hi Vicki,
I have been following your website since I heard you speak in Naples almost two years ago. I am currently reading the 5 Conversations for daughters and LOVE it!. It is the same as when you spoke- I just agreed with everything you shared. I appreciate your willingness to pray for us! My kids are a daughter age 9, and three sons- ages 7, 5 and 2. I am grateful for your site and your books. God Bless,
Amy

Comment on Welcome! by 5conversations

5conversations — Wed, 18 Jan 2012 13:50:28 +0000

Hi Angelle! Thanks for your very kind words and for leading the study! As for software for the iphone, I’m not aware of one, but things seem to change daily. You might try googling “iphone monitoring software” and see what comes up. Hope that helps! ~vc

Comment on Welcome! by Angelle

Angelle — Tue, 17 Jan 2012 20:05:25 +0000

Hello Vicki, my favorite Christian author! I am from Mandeville, LA and got a chance to meet you at a Your Girl conference in Covington, LA a few years ago. I have read most of your books and have loved them all. This past fall I welcomed 16 women into my home for a small group book study on 5 Conversations You Must Have with Your Daughter. It was wonderful and stirred up so many great discussions. I love pairing the video and workbook with the book – so much great information. I am now facilitating a group of 10 ladies for 5 Conversations You Must Have with Your Son. We are discussing Conversation 1 this week and I can’t wait. On another note, I have been using Safe Eyes and E Blaster software for over a year now per your recommendation. My son is in high school and just received an i phone for Christmas. I was disappointed to learn that E Blaster is not available on the i phone. Is there a tracking software you recommend for the i phone?

Comment on Welcome! by Tricia

Tricia — Tue, 22 Nov 2011 01:36:58 +0000

I have 3 sons. Hunter – 14 Joshua – 11 and Taylor -4.
I am doing the sons Bible study right now. I have learned so much and I thank you for doing this bible study. So much to do and pray for our young men to grow into strong Godly men! Thank you!

Comment on Welcome! by Chrissy

Chrissy — Wed, 16 Nov 2011 18:26:02 +0000

I will be praying for you and your daughter ………………. wishing you well – good luck and God Bless

Comment on Welcome! by Chrissy

Chrissy — Wed, 16 Nov 2011 18:21:16 +0000

AHHHH wait a relief. My mom recently bought “5 Conversations you must have with your daughter” such a wonderful gift from my mother and timing is everything…… this is this first time i have even been on a blog so please forgive me if I go about this the wrong way….. My daughter is 13 and it feels like our world is turned upside down. My once sweet sweet girl is now a teen, not so sweet not so kind and she has noticed boys and they have noticed her. unfortunately I’m a little behind because I never dreamed MY LITTLE GIRL would be this little girl…..she is now so dependent on her “boyfriend” that when we ground her or take her phone away she cries and I mean CRIES, I finally found out last right it is because she is worried that her boyfriend will break up with her because she is not allowed to spend time at the park or talk to him on the phone…it hurts me to know that I have allowed her to be in a situation where at 13 she is allowing a boy to control her actions/reactions. The good news is my daughter is very honest and tells me everything, the bad news is that it is not what a mother wants to hear and she has definitely put herself in compromising positions with a boy, it breaks my heart and I’m having a hard time to know what to do with this information……yes we have had all the talks you can think of, everything – I guess what I’m struggling with is my heart tells me that she should no longer be able to “hang out” at the park -you make bad decisions and you have consciences, but if I do this will she still tell me the truth about what is going on or will that push her away. I feel like know the right answers and I know that it is my job to be her mother and not her friend ……. is there a balance can you be both???? PLEASE HELP I want my little girl back!!!