Sex education is a top-notch teaching point and its really important to guiding teenagers about a vast topic related to harassment, good and bad touch. Now a days youngsters are victim of sexual assault and harassment because they don’t have knowledge about it, and they are not getting guidance from their guardians so we must have to discuss this with our youngers and make them bold and confident to protect their selves from harassment.
Curiosity in teens
sex education is effective while being taught in school. Many believes this will increase the curiosity in teens and make cause them to experiment. If thoroughly thought, Sex education can decrease teen pregnancy.
PARENTS AND CHILD'S COMMUNICATION
It’s something we have question in our teenage years and have the curiosity about it. Teenagers often feel uncomfortable while talking to their parents about it. Due to this reason sex education must be promote in schools and parents must tell them about good and bad touch. This knowledge can motivate children to recognize and complain about the case or misapply to their parents weather its physical, sexual or emotional.
Acknowledgment:
Knowledge can empower the children say no to unwanted physical touch or build the empowerment in child to disclose the issue. Sex education guide them to feel safe and comfortable. They have the right to protect their selves and interact with others and guess the intentions of people.
Quick response
By guiding your children about good and bad touch from early age can help them to protect from harm and abuse. Early response can help them to prevent from harassment and defend their selves.
Building trust
Open discussions about good and bad touch create an environment where children feel comfortable talking to trusted adults about their experiences. This helps build trust between children and parents, ensuring that children feel supported and listened to if they encounter a situation involving inappropriate behavior.
Be Available and Supportive:
Let your children know that you are always there to support them, no matter what questions or concerns they may have. Reassure them that they can rely on you for guidance and advice.
six tips for parents to guide their's children
1. THINK ABOUT HOW YOU WERE THOUGHT ABOUT SEX AS A CHILD
Ask yourself if you want your child to have the same or a different experience.
2. GIVE AGE-APPROPRIATE ANSWER
This means explaining things in a way that your child can understand. There is no need to answer questions they haven’t asked.
3. TRY TO KEEP THE EXCHANGE AS A DIALOUGE
When kids ask questions about sex, gently throw questions back to them. Find out what they know already and where they heard it from.
4.BE HONEST
Do not worry if you do not know the answer yourself. Children can often figure out when parents are not telling them the truth. Tell them that you will find the answer.
5. READ BOOKS
There are great books for your children to guide them that if you can’t discuss with them openly provide them sex education books.
6. IF YOUR CHILDREN IS SHY, START THE COVERSATION BY YOUR SIDE
Some kids are just naturally shy and don’t tend to ask a lot of questions about anything. So, parents must discuss with them.
Overall, educating children about good and bad touch is good for their safety, well-being and ability to establish defiance boundaries in their interaction with others. It provides children with the knowledge and skills they need to protect themselves and seek help if they ever encounter a situation involving inappropriate or harmful behavior.
