Conversations We Should Not Have With Our Children
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Conversations We Should Not Have With Our Children


Published: July 30, 2026
Originally recorded: May 28, 2026

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Lesson Highlights

  • Discovering why some conversations—even when well-intentioned—can place an unnecessary emotional burden on our children
  • Learning how oversharing about past relationships, marital conflicts, or personal struggles can affect a child's sense of security and self-worth
  • Applying a three-step practice for creating healthy communication boundaries:
    1. Remember your child is your child—not your confidant
    2. Recognize that your child doesn't need to know everything about your life
    3. Seek support from trusted adults rather than leaning on your child for emotional processing


Lesson Description

Join Michael Ordoñez as he explores why certain conversations are not meant for our children's ears. We discover how we can maintain healthy boundaries that protect their emotional and spiritual well-being, and receive a three-step practice to help us communicate with greater wisdom and responsibility when speaking with our children.


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Explore key spiritual principles and their application to parenting and the development of meaningful parent-child relationships. This course is intentionally structured to accommodate the demands of busy schedules, providing concise yet substantive guidance to inform and support your approach to parenting.


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