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10 lessons from Mummy What is Sex: Parenting Through the Journey of Sexual Education by Jenny Gibson

1. Open Dialogue: Foster an environment of openness where children feel comfortable asking questions about sex, ensuring they receive accurate information from trusted sources.

2. Age-Appropriate Discussions: Tailor conversations about sex to your child's age and maturity level, providing information gradually and in a way they can comprehend.

3. Normalize Discussions: Encourage normalized discussions about sex, removing stigma and fostering healthy attitudes towards sexuality and relationships.

4. Respect Privacy: Respect your child's privacy and boundaries, allowing them to share what they're comfortable with and refraining from prying or intrusive questioning.

5. Teach Consent: Emphasize the importance of consent in all aspects of relationships, empowering children to understand and respect personal boundaries and autonomy.

6. Address Curiosity: Address children's curiosity about sex with age-appropriate answers, maintaining honesty while avoiding unnecessary graphic detail.

7. Correct Misconceptions: Be prepared to correct misconceptions or misinformation about sex, offering accurate information and dispelling myths or stereotypes.

8. Discuss Values: Discuss values related to sex, relationships, and decision-making, helping children develop a strong ethical framework to guide their behavior.

9. Model Healthy Relationships: Model healthy relationships and communication with your partner, demonstrating mutual respect, trust, and effective problem-solving skills.

10. Encourage Questions: Encourage ongoing dialogue and questions about sex, creating a supportive atmosphere where children feel safe exploring their curiosity and seeking guidance.

"Mummy What is Sex" guides parents through the delicate process of sexual education. Addressing children's curiosity with sensitivity and honesty, it emphasizes age-appropriate explanations and open communication. Through this journey, parents foster trust, respect, and understanding, empowering children with knowledge to navigate their evolving understanding of sexuality confidently and responsibly.

Thank you for reading.

~NOO

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