Sexy Marriage Radio SMR#114: Talking to your kids about sex
Jan 1, 2014
Parents discuss the importance of open communication with children about sex, starting early and fostering a healthy attitude. Tips on initiating and maintaining honest conversations, navigating teenage sexuality and online influences. Strategies for creating a safe space for questions and sharing personal experiences.
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Early Honest Answers Help Kids Report Abuse
- Shannon described telling her preschooler anatomically correct answers and that the child later reported inappropriate playground behavior correctly to a teacher.
- That early talk helped the child recognize inappropriate touch and seek adult help.
Fill The Sponge With Truth Early
- Corey emphasized filling a child's 'sponge' with accurate information so misinformation won't stick.
- Early, frequent facts make later corrective conversations easier.
Start Conversations Years Before Teen Years
- Start conversations long before high school because many teens have sex by 15–17 and will search online.
- Treat sex talk as an ongoing dialogue, not a single 'big talk.'