how do you bring up sex?
I don't have any kids, but I think my parents dealt with it pretty well. I don't ever remember having THE TALK, but I was vaguely familiar with the general concept from a pretty young age. I had a kid's book that explained how sex worked in a simple, age appropriate and frank way, which I think was awesome and just laid out the absolute basics of it all. My parents never sought to NOT tell me things if I asked questions, which was also awesome!
I think it's important to just have the facts available, introduce them in age-appropriate ways and be clear with your children.
I think it's important to just have the facts available, introduce them in age-appropriate ways and be clear with your children.
11/24/2011
That's a tough question. I have worked with children and note that some of them know way too much at a very young age and some know nothing at a rather advanced age. If I were going to talk to kids about sex, I would begin by asking a few questions to see where they are at and go from there. I would always use love in the topic.
12/01/2011
I am also not a parent, but when I was nine, I asked my mom "why do people like to have sex if having a baby hurts so much ?"
Then we had "the talk" and the rest I learned from the internet.
It worked, but I don't think it was ideal. We were taught basically nothing about the female anatomy in school. I learned what a clit was only from a friend - it was never brought up, even in high-school when they had to make sure we still remembered what a scrotum was.
If I had kids, I'd like to think I'd be able to talk to them and introduce them to things as they were ready. Kids are smart and understand a lot more than some parents give them credit for.
Then we had "the talk" and the rest I learned from the internet.
It worked, but I don't think it was ideal. We were taught basically nothing about the female anatomy in school. I learned what a clit was only from a friend - it was never brought up, even in high-school when they had to make sure we still remembered what a scrotum was.
If I had kids, I'd like to think I'd be able to talk to them and introduce them to things as they were ready. Kids are smart and understand a lot more than some parents give them credit for.
12/01/2011
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OK so I am a parents my daughter is only five... When she was going through my closet she found a box to my bullet and kept saying mommy what is that? what is it for? I told her don't worry about it... But when she is old enough I think I could have the "Sex" talk with her... I will tell her when she is 30 she can have sex but I don't want to know the details.............(d isgust)
Originally posted by
Chirple
I am also not a parent, but when I was nine, I asked my mom "why do people like to have sex if having a baby hurts so much ?"
Then we had "the talk" and the rest I learned from the internet.
It worked, but I ...
Then we had "the talk" and the rest I learned from the internet.
It worked, but I ...
I am also not a parent, but when I was nine, I asked my mom "why do people like to have sex if having a baby hurts so much ?"
Then we had "the talk" and the rest I learned from the internet.
It worked, but I don't think it was ideal. We were taught basically nothing about the female anatomy in school. I learned what a clit was only from a friend - it was never brought up, even in high-school when they had to make sure we still remembered what a scrotum was.
If I had kids, I'd like to think I'd be able to talk to them and introduce them to things as they were ready. Kids are smart and understand a lot more than some parents give them credit for.
Then we had "the talk" and the rest I learned from the internet.
It worked, but I don't think it was ideal. We were taught basically nothing about the female anatomy in school. I learned what a clit was only from a friend - it was never brought up, even in high-school when they had to make sure we still remembered what a scrotum was.
If I had kids, I'd like to think I'd be able to talk to them and introduce them to things as they were ready. Kids are smart and understand a lot more than some parents give them credit for.
12/18/2011
never got a talk. learned it all from my friends. my parents are all old school anyway, they think no guy will want a woman who isnt a virgin until marriage or who has piercings or tattoos. they also think women who don't fit that homemaker role wont be wanted. so ridiculous. i learned myself through friends and whatnot.
04/17/2012
Like the other two posters above, I never got the talk. I think my parents tried to bring it up a few times while I was in elementary school, but never got into the details. It was mostly: "Sex is something that you should only have with someone that you care about. And we prefer that you wait until marriage."
04/18/2012
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