How to give children sex education?

In recent years, sexual assaults on children have occurred frequently and are still increasing. Therefore, it is very important for parents to give their children proper sex education. However, since the children are still relatively young, if you tell them too much, it will be difficult for them to understand. If you tell them too little, it often does not achieve the desired effect. It is difficult to grasp this degree. So how should we give children sex education?

How to give children sex education

1. Parent-child bathing. Daddy or mommy can take a bath with the child, which can not only increase the emotional communication between the child and themselves, but also carry out sex education naturally.

2. Sex education videos or picture books. In addition to teaching by example, moms and dads can also let their children watch sex education short films, such as "One Minute Sex Education", or buy sex education picture books for their children. If you are reluctant to bring it up, you might as well put some sex education books in a prominent place and let your children read them on their own initiative.

3. Communicate and discuss with your children. Mom and Dad should communicate more with their children and let them share their daily happy and unhappy things. When watching sex education films together, you can explain sex education knowledge to your children and impart healthy views and sexual knowledge to them.

Generally speaking, sex education has four main tasks. The first is to teach children scientific sex knowledge, including human sexual organs and reproductive system, human gender, sexual development and sexual orientation, and how to prevent sexually transmitted diseases. The second is to provide education on sexual values ​​and attitudes. The third is to teach children to protect themselves from being violated. The fourth is to cultivate good living habits for children so that they can have a healthy future.

From the moment a baby is born, we must always pay attention to cultivating and educating children with correct sexual concepts through verbal and non-verbal means, helping children establish correct and appropriate gender identity awareness as early as possible, and making them aware of their gender roles. When children grow up, they will become curious about sex and ask some questions about sex. At this time, parents should not avoid them, but answer them in words and ways that children can understand and accept, so as to satisfy their curiosity. When children begin to understand things, you should teach them about sex seriously and tell them clearly that it is risky to get involved in sexual relationships before they are mature, and what to do when they may be violated or are violated. Everyone has the right and obligation to make highly responsible choices about sexual behavior for themselves and others, including maintaining sexual chastity, rejecting immature sexual relationships, and opposing sexual coercion.