7 thoughts on “Not Just Another Parenting Plan—–>”Like Arrows””
Reading your statement, “just because you made mistakes as a parent doesn’t mean that they’re permanent” made me cry. I feel like I am always trying my best to raise my 2 little girls. My older daughter has some challenges, and I surly have made mistakes trying to navigate and help her to be her best potential. I love watching movies like this that I can connect with, but I will certainly have some tissues ready.
I watch the movie last week on Netflix and I was blown away! I am heading into my 45th wedding anniversary and I was so touched with how realistic the struggles of parenting and going through the generations are presented in this movie. My husband and I have parented three girls Who are now married and raising their own children. Two of my daughters remained in church and are raising their children there but one daughter has been out of the church for 10 years. I immediately purchased the DVDs for my three girls and gave it to them and their husbands on Father’s Day. I’m hoping they can get a glimpse into the decades ahead of them. Too often as young parents you’re only focused on getting through day by day. The film shows how it is so important to have a goal and a godly target for your children.
Reading your statement, “just because you made mistakes as a parent doesn’t mean that they’re permanent” made me cry. I feel like I am always trying my best to raise my 2 little girls. My older daughter has some challenges, and I surly have made mistakes trying to navigate and help her to be her best potential. I love watching movies like this that I can connect with, but I will certainly have some tissues ready.
This looks like it was really good. I hate we missed it.
Sounds touching, I don’t think I’ve heard of this before
I haven’t seen the film, so I can’t judge it. It sounds interesting, though.
I watch the movie last week on Netflix and I was blown away! I am heading into my 45th wedding anniversary and I was so touched with how realistic the struggles of parenting and going through the generations are presented in this movie. My husband and I have parented three girls Who are now married and raising their own children. Two of my daughters remained in church and are raising their children there but one daughter has been out of the church for 10 years. I immediately purchased the DVDs for my three girls and gave it to them and their husbands on Father’s Day. I’m hoping they can get a glimpse into the decades ahead of them. Too often as young parents you’re only focused on getting through day by day. The film shows how it is so important to have a goal and a godly target for your children.
Thank you for sharing! I had never heard of this one before!
I didn’t realize that this was an old post and I tried to sign up for a viewing, lol! I’m going to try to find this movie!