Sex Education For Kids

By Patrick Johnson

Sex Education For Kids

Practical Advice on Relationships, Sexuality, and Puberty

 

When should parents discuss sex with their children? And how can you bring up a subject that is so sensitive and occasionally awkward?
We'll provide you the tips, tricks, and knowledge you need to have age-appropriate conversations with your kids.

 

These discussions will assist parents in developing the kind of relationship that keeps children secure, capable, and coming to you for support as they travel.

You'll find helpful advice and encouragement for having one of the most significant discussions you can have with your child in this book.

 

• Parents' roles in Sex Education
• Foundations of Sex Talk
• When to Teach Your Child about Sex
• How to Safeguard Your Child Against Sexual Abuse
• Ensuring Online Safety of Children
• The Consequences of Avoiding Sex Talk

 

And Much More.......

• Language: English
• Publisher: Dr. Patrick Johnson
• Release date: Oct 1, 2022
• ISBN: 9798215967997

Patrick Johnson

Patrick Johnson is an assistant teaching professor at Georgetown University. He previously taught at Marquette University and William Jewell College after receiving his PhD in physics from Washington University in St. Louis. Patrick gained his passion for Star Wars from his father, Eric, and has continued that throughout his life, watching the entire series in a marathon before the premieres of both Episode I and Episode VII. When not teaching physics or watching Star Wars, Patrick spends his time doing improv comedy with a local DC group. He is the author of The Physics of Star Wars.

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Introduction

Even as a child, sexuality is fascinating, and experiencing sexual feelings is an essential part of growing up. Therefore, it is a natural and healthy progression that shouldn't be kept secret, as many parents do.

Secrecy and made-up tales intended to protect kids from the reality of their sexuality can only lead to further issues, uncertainty, and guilt.

The reality of sex should instead be calmly and tenderly explained to youngsters so that they can develop into good, healthy, mature, and well-balanced adults. Lack of information about children's sex leads to an increase in peeping-toms, porn addicts, rapists, and other perverse sex characters.

One of the most frequent subjects of communication between parents and their children in recent years has been sex scenarios. There are several considerations you should make if you want to talk to your child about sex.

It is extremely important that you have a clear and superior understanding of the real