3 year olds begin to ask, "Where do babies come from?" and "How come girls don't have a penis?"
Preschool children should learn about male and female body parts.
"Should I keep it scientific or can I make up cute names? (Pee Pee, Doolie)"
These parts are private, but its ok for parents and the doctor to see them to check for health.
When describing the act of sex, always start with, "When a man and a woman are in love..."
Giving adolescents an accurate picture of the risks of different types of sexual behavior can help them make more informed decisions about sex.
Children form an attitude about sex very early on through parents' cues.
What’s your reaction to your toddler seeing you naked? How do you respond when other adults bring up sex in the presence of your child?
Early experiences start your child’s understanding of what is and isn't appropriate with regard to sex,
You should talk to your child as early as you can about proper and improper touch and explain that their body is under their control.
"So, when should I start?
Match the child's level...Where do babies come from? Am I a boy or a girl and why? What's the difference?
As they are able to understand more complex ideas, increasingly teach them the full science with a connection to love.
In Sixth grade they should learn the full spectrum of all sexual issues.
Teenagers aren't stupid. When a teacher tells them that only abstinence can protect them from the dangers of STDs and pregnancy, they know they're being patronized. It's just not real advice.