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Parenting a Princess? Call in the Troops!
by Birdie Courtright Dec 2007
Is your daughter facing pressure from boys and likely to be in a situation where she ignores her Christian identity and your parenting guidelines? The good news is you have some options for safeguarding your daughter
 
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vie walked nervously toward her eighth-grade science class. Ryan Fletcher’s text message from last night had been flashing through her mind all morning. ‘dreamin about u*** see u in class— Ry ’ Butterflies had found a new home in her tummy; she couldn’t help but panic just a little at the thought of seeing him.


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