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How to Start Talking about Sex with Children (Part 3)

January 17, 2017 | Family & Relationships
You made a decision and now you’re reading to your kids about sexual issues in the paper: gender equality, equal pay, marriage equality, who should use what bathroom, rising rates of STIs, abortion laws and so on.  No one’s called the police on you (yet) and because you’re relaxed, your voice is starting to sound like you […]
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How to Start Talking about Sex with Children (Part 2)

January 15, 2017 | EducationFamily & Relationships
After reading Part 1, you’ve decided that you’re going to do it. You’re going to talk with your kids about sex. You’ve accepted that they are good people, that their natural inclination is to do good and not harm to others, so you already know this is going to be a conversation, not a sermon.  […]
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How to Start Talking about Sex with Children (Part 1)

January 4, 2017 | Arts & Pop CultureEducationFamily & Relationships
Most of us parents feel waaay awkward talking to our children about sex because we have no idea what we’re doing. Note: the kids are noticeably creeped out too.  Here are a few no-fail answers to get you and your kids started. Getting the party started: First, ask yourself as a parent if you believe […]
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