Mom always shows me her underwear. What happened?

When we first came across sex education, it was generally thought that it only involved sex. But this is only a small part of it. Sex education is to help our children form good friendship, have healthy love and learn how to form their own family. As parents, we know that there are many ways to maintain this relationship, not just good sex!

Our previous sex education was all long speeches in textbooks. In fact, sex education should be composed of many small conversations. Think about everything you tell your children. Do they always remember? I told my children a thousand times not to put towels on the bathroom floor, but they still don't remember.

Therefore, sex education should be a process, a long process, not one or two conversations.

Why do you need to talk to your child about sex?

Can children teach themselves like many of us? Yes, but in the world we live in today, this is not a good idea!

Children have been bombarded with information about various sexual topics since they were very young. Times are worse than before. We need to help our children understand the information they hear from friends or the media every day. To my shame, I didn't know what oral sex was until middle school. My daughter knew it when she was 6 years old!

Many studies also tell us that receiving good sex education has many benefits for children. For example, I will be happier, be able to speak freely with my parents (such as bullying, worry, sexual assault), be less vulnerable to sexual assault, and accept the differences and diversity between myself and my peers.

Children who receive good sex education have their first sex later and are healthier!