Requirement 6
Note: Some of the issues surrounding requirement 6 for the family meeting could be considered of a personal nature. Use discretion when reviewing this requirement with the Scout. Discussion of each of these subjects will very likely carry over to more than one family meeting.
Requirement
Prepare a meeting agenda that includes the following topics, review it with your parent or guardian, and then carry out one or more family meetings:
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6.B – Prepare a meeting agenda that includes the following topics, review it with your parent or guardian, and then carry out one or more family meetings:
Requirement
Discuss with a parent or guardian how bodily changes can affect the choices you make as you physically and mentally mature
Let’s Talk About Growing Up & Making Good Choices
Healthy relationships are built on trust, not just physical attraction. Make choices you’ll be proud of as you grow older.
Suggested Family Activity: Talking to a Parent or Guardian
1
Get Ready
Take a moment to determine what you want to know about body changes and making good choices when choosing to be in a relationship. Writing down your questions first can help navigate how you want the conversation to go.
2
Choose the Right Time
Find a quiet space where you can talk privately with your parent or guardian.
Choose a time when your parent or guardian isn’t busy.
3
Start the Conversation
Be honest and respectful when discussing your selected questions.
4
Ask for Help When You’re Unsure
If something is confusing or uncomfortable, always speak up about how you are feeling in that moment.
1
Get Ready
Take a moment to determine what you want to know about body changes and making good choices when choosing to be in a relationship. Writing down your questions first can help navigate how you want the conversation to go.
2
Choose the Right Time
Find a quiet space where you can talk privately with your parent or guardian.
Choose a time when your parent or guardian isn’t busy.
3
Start the Conversation
Be honest and respectful when discussing your selected questions.
4
Ask for Help When You’re Unsure
If something is confusing or uncomfortable, always speak up about how you are feeling in that moment.
