Your little boy or girl is growing up before your very eyes, and before you know it is talking about crushes, dating, and (gasp!) sex. What is a parent to do? When do you talk with your child about the developing body and sexuality? We have collected expert articles to help you deal with the daunting task of talking about sex.
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Adolescence: The Four Questions
Adolescence is filled with intellectual and emotional changes in addition to the major biological and physical changes...
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Teens and Dating
Romantic Feelings of Teens: A Natural Process Teens face strong pressures to date, as well as get involved in a...
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The Facts on Teenagers and Intimate Partner Violence
Dating violence affects women regardless of their age, but teens are particularly vulnerable. In fact, women age 16 to...
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Keeping Prom Night Safe
In the glow of graduation, college acceptance, and teen romance, even the most sensible kids take risks they shouldn't...
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The Sex Talk: Why Once Isn't Enough
Despite the fretting that seems to go hand in hand with talking to children about S-E-X, it looks like what may be truly...
Source: Education.com
