About book Six Ways To Keep The "Little" In Your Girl (2010)
Now that I have an eight year old, I want to communicate openly with her about all topics related to her growth and development. Dannah Gresh's book is filled with wisdom and encouragement for our journey. She gives specific examples for how to be your daughter's parent, not her friend, and maintain open communication. I am interested in reading her book on mommy/daughter dates, and plan to purchase it soon. Our culture seeks to take the innocence away from our girls at a young age, and I will be equipping myself to fight that battle. This is geared towards parents of tweens, but I decided to get a head start so I can mentally prepare myself for the teaching moments that lie ahead. Good advice for teaching girls about what they'll face during womanhood, without letting them grow up too fast. Let little girls be little for as long as you can! And when it's time, send them off prepared. The author is a Christian and the book is a little too religious & preachy (Bible quotes in each chapter, etc.) but if you can get past that, it has good advice for all parents, especially parents of girls.
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Wonderful book and well written. Valuable information for parents on raising a young lady.
—lola
