Theology in the Raw How to Disciple Young Kids in Christian Sexuality, Part 2: Laurie Krieg
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Sep 4, 2025 
Laurie Krieg, Director of Parent Programs & Discipleship at The Center for Faith, Sexuality, and Gender, dives into the challenges of discussing Christian sexuality with young children. She shares practical strategies for age-appropriate conversations and emphasizes the importance of creating a supportive atmosphere. Laurie also highlights the need for parents to focus on a gospel-centered approach while discussing sexuality and relationships. The conversation covers the balance between protection and exposure in education, reaffirming parents' critical role in their children's spiritual development.
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Script The Sex Talk
- Prepare a simple script before having the sex talk so you remain calm and clear.
- Use age-appropriate language and adapt the script to your child's questions.
Age Window For Specific Sex Talk
- The window for explicit conversations about intercourse is roughly ages seven to ten, varying by child.
- Specific questions from a child signal readiness and may require earlier, direct answers.
Frame Talk With Purpose And Gospel
- Frame the conversation around puberty's purpose and gospel meaning, not just biology.
- Reduce your anxiety by seeing the talk as serving your child and preparing them for puberty.
