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Telling your child about sex.

Posted by Lachmi Deb Roy on Wed, 29 Dec 2010

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Telling your child about sex is one f the most difficult part of parenting. A child’s first escapade with sex does not happen with puberty, it starts as early as pre-school years. Well when is the right time to tell our children about sex or should we wait for them to ask us is the most common dilemma that most parents come across. Parents of children in the age group of 1 to 7 years need to understand that since children learn by imitation, they need to see them having a positive concept about ... Read More

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pramodpuri 03 Jan 11 8:52 AM I am 100% satisfied with you .Will you take pain to suggest about sex education to a thalassemic child as the child fails to start his/her puberty at the age of 16 or 18 ? Awating for your reply.
prema 29 Dec 10 8:51 AM Pl change your photograph on the profile. If you do not have a scanned one or downloaded from your digital camera on to your computer, at least choose a female outline - I presume you are a girl/women writing this blog.