Talking with Kids About Difficult Topics - Revisited

No one looks forward to having difficult conversations with their children.  When kids have questions about serious matters, they usually ask when we least expect it and often at inconvenient times.  But as parents, it’s our privilege and responsibility to be the voice that speaks into the hearts and minds of our children, especially about important topics.  Whether your children are toddlers or teens and whether you live in America or somewhere on the other side of the world…  this year in particular, moms everywhere have had so many opportunities to talk with their kids about difficult topics.  

Joining me again for today’s conversation is my friend, Sarah Holmstrom.  And a new friend to you, but a lifelong friend to me… my mom, Connie Burroughs.  They both share a wealth of wisdom on this topic.  Enjoy our conversation about having difficult conversations with your children.  I know that you will be encouraged.  

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