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    You’re so sexy when you take charge like that!

     

    Make your sex talks with your teen less REactive and more PROactive with the knowledge of these frequently asked questions by parents of teens.

    You may have started the sex talk with your teen and they let you know they had no questions and understood everything. You thought, Whew! You’re off the hook.

    Wrong.

    As you well know, there’s a lot to sex that has nothing to do with knowing where babies come from. One thing is certain, you want your teen to feel empowered when they make the decision to become sexually active whether that time is right for you or not. You might be struggling with explaining the emotional as well as the technical side of sex, many parents do.

    Well, I know the mystery of a great sex talk having talked with so many teens and their parents about teen sexuality. The Mystery is solvable and it starts with your understanding of their sexual development, their sexual health and you!

     

    I really am serious, it’s just sex! The hard part is the relationship.

    It’s the other stuff because that’s what breaks someone’s heart. It’s time to stop accusing them of sex and assuming they’re going to become sexually active, and when they do…you want them to be able to speak with YOU about it.  

    This is the only way you can have an impact on their sexual self-esteem and empowerment. Yes, you need self-esteem and empowerment here too!

     

     “Are you Serious? It’s just sex!” e-book reveals how you can:

    •Understanding the importance of going at your teen’s pace not yours when you bring up the topic of sex.

    •Alternative ways to think about sexual orientation and birth control moral quandaries.

    •Variations of the sex talk and suggestions to get around obstacles that can make the sex talk more complicated so you still get the job done!

    •Advances in how the medical community thinks of the some female reproductive health issues like vaccines and the menstrual cycle.

    •Common teen sex myths that have shaped how parents manage their teen’s sexuality debunked.

     


     

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