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E-Mail 'How to Explain Modesty to Your Children' To A Friend

on April 21, 2011 ·

Email a copy of 'How to Explain Modesty to Your Children' to a friend

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  1. Katherine October 12, 2013 at 10:09 pm

    I think that in addition to discussing modesty with your children, you (as their parent) need to be the example. My daughters do not see me wear super short, tight or low cut articles of clothing. Nor are they allowed to wear them in return. By leading by example and explaining modesty and propriety and how it is seen in God’s eyes, is key to the discussion. And for those with younger children — Mom’s always have the veto power.

    In joking, I’ve asked my teenaged daughters (they are now grown) around prom season “what are your chances of getting out of the house in a dress like this?”. They’ve been amazing accurate in response by saying “slim to none”. However, all three chose tasteful, elegant and budget conscious dresses that made them look regal and beautiful.

    Talk is cheap, lead by example.

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