Sex Talk

Has your son recently discovered that his reaction to girls is changing? Sexual attraction is normal. Here’s how you can help your son make sense of what is happening and guide him to respond well.

The following excerpt is from “Parenting Gen Z: Guiding Your Child Through a Hostile Culture”

The battle against the sexualization of our children can only be won if we as parents recognize where the battle ground begins.

What do I tell my kids about sex? When do I start? It all begins with a conversation, at the appropriate age.

This can be one of the trickiest topics to handle with your teens. Addressing unwanted sexual thoughts begins with focusing on what’s happening, necessary boundaries, and providing help.

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