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Remember what it felt like to be the only one not joining in with your friends? Of course you do. We all know what it feels like to resist peer pressure ... or succumb to it.
This Catholic Parent Know-How: Peer Pressure presents the riches of our Faith in relation to the pressures put upon us by society. Our Faith equips us well: through prayer, the guidance of the Holy Spirit, Scripture, and advice offered by those who put God first in their lives, too.
Includes:
- Nine Ways to Help Kids Deal with Peer Pressure
- Checklist for Parents
- The "Rewards" of Negative Pressure
- Perfection Under Pressure
- A Parent's Prayer
- Prayer for Guidance
- Prayer to One's Guardian Angel
| Pages | 8 |
|---|---|
| Copyright | 2006 |
| ISBN | 978-1-59276-225-5 |
| Item | X276 |
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