Educational methods for children's precocious puberty

When children are growing up, parents need to pay attention to all aspects so that they can develop comprehensively and grow up healthily. But what are the rules of children's sex education? Many parents do not understand this issue very well, and they do not care about their children and do not understand this situation.

So what are the rules of children's sex education? The following is a detailed introduction so that parents can have a good understanding of such issues. When their children encounter such problems, they will know what to do best and help their children.

Rules for children's sex education:

1. Allow children to be curious about sex

Children aged 1 or 2 like to play with their genitals, especially boys. Parents don't need to make a fuss or scold them with prejudice.

2. Let education take its course

For young children, whether they are touching their ears, sucking their toes, or playing with their sexual organs, it is all motivated by curiosity. We should help children learn the names of various body parts and make them understand that each organ is an indispensable part of themselves.

3. Correctly answer children’s questions about sex

Children will also be curious about sexual issues, and we should regard it as a good opportunity to provide sex education to children. The correct approach should be not to ask or speak proactively, to answer every question, not to lie, and to give brief and truthful answers based on the child's ability to understand.

The significance of children's sex education:

Children's sex education is the socialization process of educating the educated on sex science, sex morality and sex civilization.

Sex education is not just about reading a book, listening to a lecture or watching a video. It is a systematic education project involving family, school and the whole society. It is also a re-socialization process that develops with the age of the educated.

Help children identify their own gender, determine their gender role behaviors and emotional responses according to gender, and do not simply reprimand or deceive them when showing their naked bodies and genitals. Teach them a sense of shame, but do not be surprised or hide it from others. Parents can be open about the differences in male and female sexual organs and the question "Where did I come from" without having to be secretive. Children should be allowed to play with children of the same and opposite sex of the same age, so as to cultivate a natural and healthy attitude in getting along with their peers and build a healthy personality.

Through the above introduction, we have a good understanding of the rules of children's sex education. Therefore, when children encounter such situations, they can follow the above methods. However, it should be noted that if children have such questions, they can be answered cleverly and not too directly.