The Live The Adventure Letter 
The sweet little boy who once held your hand is changing. At 4, he thought you could do nothing wrong. But now he is on the verge of his teen years … and all the emotional and relationship baggage that brings.
Perhaps it’s time to have a few conversations about life – conversations that could help him navigate those turbulent years.
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That’s what author Heather Larson suggests. The co-author of “He’s Almost A Teenager: Essential Conversations to Have Now” (Bethany House), Larson recommends that parents of tween boys have conversations about eight specific topics before they hit 13.
Larson is this week’s guest on “Words of Wisdom.”
She tells us:
- How to get tight-lipped boys to talk.
- What she suggests asking boys about girls and relationships.
- Which age is appropriate for such discussions.
- What she suggests asking about technology, social media and temptation.
The book was co-authored with her husband, Peter, and David and Claudia Arp. Listen here:
