Parents And Sex Education
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Parents of adolescent boys and girls can play an important role in imparting sex education to them, in the cases where the subject being neglected in schools. However, most often parents feel shy or embarrassed to discuss sex with their children. There is evidence to show that whenever the parents had been able to break the mindset and talked openly with their children to share their knowledge about sex education, children not only listened to them, but also followed their advice and had resorted to them to sort out their feelings on the subject.
Here are a few guidelines for the parents to follow in order to be able to feel more comfortable with their children and give them sex education:
Revision date: July 7, 2011
Last revised: by Dave R. Roger, M.D.
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