Guest post from KidsActivitiesBlog.com
Our friends at KidsActivitiesBlog.com have come up with a recipe for bread that’s not only easy, but allows you to make fresh bread throughout the week without a whole lot of hassle or extra work!
This is a time saver for those of you who are bread snobs and want your bread fresh out of the oven but don’t have the time or energy to mix, rise, punch, rise, bake, etc. on a daily basis.
by Cheryl L. McKinzie, M.S., M.A., LPCI
Imagine the following:
You are in the kitchen making an after-school snack for your son and his friend. They have your iPhone. You hear noises from the iPhone that are vaguely familiar. When you take your iPhone back from your 9-year-old son, you discover that they were watching adult content on YouTube. What do you do?
Or imagine this scene:
It’s spring break, and several parents bring their kids to the office (no babysitters!), and put them around a computer in a back office. These kids range from 8 to 10. They find porn on the internet. How do you handle this?
Should these scenes be your child’s introduction to sex? What is an appropriate introduction to this oh-so-touchy topic?
