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Claire-RO
‎08-01-2019 04:50 PM

How to speak to your teen about becoming sexually active

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‎08-01-2019 04:50 PM - edited ‎08-01-2019 04:51 PM

Ask a young person!

 

Parent question: "What do I do when my daughter is becoming sexually active?"

 

 

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Have you been through something similar with your teen? How did you approach the situation?

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Dad4good
‎08-02-2019 04:10 AM

Re: How to speak to your teen about becoming sexually active

‎08-02-2019 04:10 AM

Great response!

 

I had "the conversation" with my son last year (in actual fact it was a number of conversations . . . its an open door).

 

Actually, one thing that was a little awkward but I took my son to the supermarket and showed him how to buy condoms (he was running away a lot and so I felt that he needed to know how to access them when not at home). Yes, I even brought carrots and when we got home showed him how to put the condom on.

 

Such an embarrassing dad . . . . 

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