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 Posted: Thursday February 23rd, 2006 18:00

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I think traditonally this has been a topic our parents have considered taboo in our households.

Is this a good thing or do modern times mean this conversation is now vital.

 



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 Posted: Thursday February 23rd, 2006 18:35

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As long as you don't use that phrase.  It can be confusing!

Birds lay hard shell eggs which chicks hatch out of.  Bees are asexual and have clones or some nonsense like that with queens and whatnot...  You'll only baffle a kid using analogies like that LOL



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 Posted: Thursday February 23rd, 2006 19:07

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LOL

Ok what you suggest

The rabbits and the dogs maybe.



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 Posted: Thursday February 23rd, 2006 22:21

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I was babysitting my 6 year old niece on Saturday,she wanted to watch a DVD.I proceeded to put one on, then she said she didnt wanna watch one with the dirty thing in. I asked what was the dirty thing?She wouldnt say, so i asked her to write it for me, she wrote the word SEX.

I was really open and not embarrased.I explained to her, that sex is not dirty, its just something that grown ups do when they are in love and like each other alot.I also explained that grown ups had sex to make babies and also to show each other how much they cared for each other.She retorted that her parents then must have had sex to make her. I agreed and told her that sex couldnt be nasty if something as beautiful as she was created.

That seemed to satisfy her, she then skipped of to the kitchen and proceeded to raid my freezer for ice cream! I learnt that day, that children are bloody smart, can take in and understand more than we know and I now I want to be blessed with one. They truly are little miracles!

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 Posted: Friday February 24th, 2006 07:57

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My wife and I have 3 boys.  And I have always been very honest with them.  Even though the youngest is only 7, he has heard me or my wife talk to his older brothers  who are 10 and 15.  I started talking to our oldest son about sex when he was about 7 because he asked me about it.  Some kids were talking about it on the playground at school.  And of course it was all off.  

We didn't want our boys to get their education the wrong way and get some girl pregnant.  Although I must say, it's an ongoing process.  I still question my 15 year old on a regular basis.  I feel if they learn it at home that will reduce alot of the curiosity that tends to get kids in trouble.  I guess only time will tell with my boys. 

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 Posted: Friday February 24th, 2006 14:16

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I have talked to my son about the birds and the bees since he was a baby.  Obviously on a need to know basis.  If something comes on TV I use it as a basis to chat about that particular subject.  I think that sometimes he would prefer it, if I didn't chat to him about these things as he gets a little embarrased.   Does anyone know of a good book for kids as my son is 10 now and may prefer to read up on these things when he's alone.  I believe it's important to teach kids about the moral side of all these issues as well.



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