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Passport2Purity Getaway Kit

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Passport2Purity Getaway Kit

I received the product mentioned below due to my connection with Flyby Promotions and FamilyLife. 

My oldest children are heading into their teen years (OH GOODNESS!) and to be honest I am a bit nervous. I remember my teenage years and about half of the girls I went to high school with had a least one child by the time we had graduated. I don’t want that for my children and didn’t do that to myself. Luckily for me I grew up with very strong morals and hope that I have passed those onto my children.  However having some tools to help them along the way doesn’t hurt either. Such as the  Passport2Purity (P2P) from FamilyLife which will help them as they navigate through the world of sexting, bullying, online stalking and moral defiance that is call being a teenager.

 

I received the Passport2Purity Getaway Kit which includes: 

  • (1) Tour Guide for the parent
  • (1) Travel Journal for the preteen including 25 follow-up devotions
  • (8) CDs containing 5 sessions, scripture memory songs and downloadable MP3s:  Session 1: Beginning the Journey – Challenges, Traps, and Choices; Session 2: Running With The Herd – Friendships and Peer Pressure; Session 3: Ready For An Upgrade? – Changes in Him, Changes in Her; Session 4: Destination: Lé Pure – Setting Boundaries; Session 5: Crossing The Date Line – Seeing Dating Differently. 

That’s a lot in one kit, right? It is an we spent an entire weekend going through the kit and spending some time together. This kit is designed for a mother and daughter or a father and son. That being said since I am divorced with Daniel it would be more like an uncle and a nephew. Everyone’s situation is different and it’s okay (in my opinion) to adjust the parental figure as you need to in order for this kit to be most effective in your preteen’s life.

Passport2Purity Inside 1

Also the kit is designed to be completed over the course of five weeks if that is possible. Since the older kids were leaving for Mexico we spent one weekend as I said. It was a bit intense but the truth is it was great. The Passport2Purity (P2P) really help them ask questions and dig deeper into areas that they were a bit nervous talking about with me prior to the weekend. Both have a new perspective on things and how to handle them.

Waiting to Date
My favorite was the Waiting to Date Contract that Victoria signed. She was excited to say that she would wait to date and I cannot even begin to tell you how grateful I am for that. I get nervous when I think about her dating.

 

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  2. when I was a teen I didn’t even know what a passport was barely…

    I love this, it will really teach young people I think !:)

    thanks! xoxoxo

  3. sounds like a great program to teach teens about the value of a passport and what’s involved

  5. I have had my eye on the kit. It is actually setting in my cart at Christianbooks.com. I need to finial order it. I was excited because I thought it was a giveaway.

  6. The Passport2Purity Getaway Kit sounds like a great item for parents with children in their teens or pre-teens, definitely a must have. Thank you for sharing this review.

  7. I love that they’ve made this fun for kids. I really imagine the travel theme would appeal to teen girls. It is frightening to imagine my now 19 month old daughter as a teen. It’s great to know programs like this are out there.

  8. What a great idea! My son is of dating age and my daughter will soon be. The more positive reinforcement they can get the better.

  9. That looks like a great way to get parents and kids to communicate about this important issue. The visuals help for sure.

  10. This is so wonderful, I’m a widowed mom of two. My son is 20 now but I wish I had this fir hus early years because he was bullied so bad we had to change schools. My daughter is 17 but I still believe we could benefit from this. I never knew something like this was available.