RECOMMENDED AGE: 17+ (Seniors in High School)

by Tina Gilbreath on July 23, 2020

Whether your son or daughter is headed off to college, the military, or the workforce, you can be intentional about launching them into a God-honoring life.

 “Train up a child in the way they should go, and when they are old, they will not depart from it.”
Proverbs 22:6

Tips for Being Intentional with your Senior this Year:

Whether your son or daughter is headed off to college, the military, or the workforce, you can be intentional about helping them ‘takeoff’ into a God honoring life.
Recognize the emotions: You and your senior are full of emotions, anxiety, stress, pride, eagerness, and yes excitement! Remember the process of leaving isn’t automatic and will sometimes feel like 1 step forward and two steps backwards.
Make the most: Leaving is a natural part of growing up, make the most of the remaining time, your child has at home creating memories, having important conversations, and enjoying each others company.
Make time: Plan time each week (or as often as possible) with your senior, make a date, start a new hobby you both enjoy, take a walk, be creative.
Make it count: Talk with your senior about more than just the daily/weekly plan. Need ideas? Download our Tools4Takeoff workbook.
Have fun: Find things you enjoy doing together. Savor and enjoy these moments.

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