Why You Need to Talk How do you feel about talking with your son or daughter about sex? Are you uncomfortable? If you are, you are not alone. When we talked to parents across the country, we heard that parents think this is a very tough topic to talk about. Many parents think: * they don’t know enough about the topic; * their son or daughter won’t listen; * their pre-teen or teen is not ready; * they think they know what their son or daughter is doing “all the time”; and * that if they tell their pre-teen or teen NOT to have sex, that their son or daughter WILL have sex. Some parents think, “Well, nobody talked to me!” This Web site seeks to help parents obtain the tools and facts to have these difficult discussions with their children. Your son or daughter needs to hear what you think and why. They need to know your expectation when it comes to sex, that you want them to wait until marriage. Did you know that about one out of every three 9th graders has had sexual intercourse at least once?4 There’s another thing we know. Even the best parents cannot know what their son or daughter is doing all of the time. So start talking with your child, pre-teen, or teen. And make sure he or she knows they can always come and talk to you. You don’t really want friends or television or Music Videos or the internet teaching your son or daughter about sex, do you? Of course not – only you can tell your son or daughter how you think he or she should behave. Only you can tell your son or daughter that YOU want him or her to wait. Your child really does want to hear what YOU think about sex. Really! * 9 out of 10 teens (94%) think that adults should let teens know they should wait to have sex at least until they get out of high school.5 * Nearly 9 out of 10 (88%) teens say it would be easier to avoid early sexual activity and teen pregnancy if they were able to have more open, honest conversations about these topics with their parents.6 * 6 out of 10 (59%) teens say their parents are their role models of healthy, responsible relationships.7 You can talk to your pre-teen or teen about sex. You can tell them about good relationships and making good choices. You can tell them your values. Your son or daughter might look like he or she is not listening. Your child might act bored. But your child IS hearing you. Talk to your pre-teen or teen about sex. Talk early and often. For some tips on how to do it, please visit Talking Tips. http://www.4parents.gov/talkingtoteen/whytalk/whytalk.html
It all depends on how mature the child is. But you should say that it is life risking and that many people have sex abuse.
The best way to talk with kids about sex is to, "Listen". Children are concrete. A good listen will allow for a direct answer to a Childs direct question.
Many parents down through the ages have not talked to their children about sex. It's not a new issue, nor is it unique to the south. There are many reasons for this, but perhaps the most common one is that parents do not know how or when to approach their children with the subject.
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Pretty much any child care expert will tell you the exact same thing which is that you should talk to your daughter or son regularly about sex from as soon as they start talking until they are teenagers. Use age specific language but talk to her about sex throughout her childhood and explain the differences between consensual acts and molestation. Parents who talk to their children about sex at all ages have children who are not afraid they'll get in trouble for telling their parents about a kid at school or a family member who is molesting them.
Its a talk where you talk to your children about.... sex its when a man and a woman get very happy with one another and make a baby.
The Production Budget for Let's Talk About Sex was $300,000.
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The sex talk is usually when a parent, sits down with there child and tells them what to look out for,not do or do when it comes to having sex when there older. Hope i helped! [':
Let's Talk About Sex grossed $373,615 worldwide.
Let's Talk About Sex was released on 09/11/1998.
Preferably, a person advising you about sex should be of your own sex.