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Hot! The Talk: 7 Lessons to Introduce Your Child to Biblical Sexuality

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The Talk: 7 Lessons to Introduce Your Child to Biblical Sexuality


A few months back, I took my daughter overnight for a special girl’s night. We went through the Passport2Purity program and while we had a great weekend, I wasn’t thrilled with the P2P program.

I came across this curriculum from Intoxicated on Life recently and I am much more impressed. I wish I had this before our weekend. Lesson learned, and I am glad to pass on this information to you! (it is also much more budget friendly)

This program has much more of a biblical focus without all of the extra fluff from Passport to Purity. It is deinfitely worth checking out.

Head over to Intoxicated on Life for more details!

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Karen DeBeus

Karen is the author of Simply Homeschool, Called Home, and Bible Based Homeschooling. She is passionate about encouraging homeschooling families on their journey to keep their eyes on the One who called them here. She can also be found blogging about all things simple at Simply Living for Him.

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2 Comments

  1. Karen, I’d like to hear what you found to be “extra fluff” in the Passport2Purity Kit. I just ordered it and gave yet to go through the content. I have four daughters, so the money isn’t much of an issue - I’m looking for meaningful content to provide my daughters.

    • Hi Heather! While, so many people love the P2P, for us it had a lot of extra stories and things that I felt put ideas in my daughter’s head that weren’t there yet- maybe she was too young ( almost 13 at the time) but many of the issues weren’t even appropriate yet. I would much rather have done something without all of the extra stories and dramatizations, although we did have a chance to talk about many issues after using the curriculum. Some of it, we just did not do. She was nowhere near ready yet. Overall, it is a good program, and many enjoy it, but it wasn’t for us. Some of it was just a little bit “hokey” and I think being more straightforward would have been fine :)

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