Many parents feel that it is unnecessary to educate their children about sex. Children don't understand at all when they are young. Some parents find sex education difficult and don't want to educate their children. In fact, children will realize sex at an early age and become curious. And this curiosity will grow stronger with age. If you don't guide it correctly, you may go astray.

Does the child's sex education need the guidance of parents? Many parents think it will be embarrassing to discuss sex in front of their children, so they think it is a matter between teachers and schools, not their own. I just let my children know each other at school, but I don't know that my parents are my children's first teachers. When children have any doubts about sex, only parents can give the most accurate answers and guidance.

How do parents educate their children correctly?

Children will have some ignorant cognition and be curious about sex when they grow up. At this time, parents should correctly face their children's questions with scientific concepts, and don't refuse to answer their children's questions or avoid answering them because they feel embarrassed. In life, many parents feel that they don't know how to talk to their children and choose to avoid them when they are curious, but they don't know that there are many channels to obtain sexual knowledge at present. If parents do not guide them correctly, it is easy for children to get it through other channels and go astray.

At what age do children begin to understand sex? Some parents think that their children are young, have little knowledge and interest in sex, and don't need much guidance, but they don't know that their children have a hazy understanding of sex from the moment they are born. Research shows that children around the age of 4 will start to study their genitals, and their curiosity about sex will increase with age, so parents should give correct guidance according to their children's age at this time.

Parents can help their children identify with their own gender in early childhood, stipulate their gender role behavior and emotional response according to gender, and don't simply reprimand or deceive their children for showing nudity and genitals. It is necessary to teach them a sense of shame without being surprised or covered up. Parents can tell the difference between the sex organs of boys and girls and the question "Where am I from?". Not hiding. Let children play with same-sex and opposite-sex children of the same age, cultivate children's natural and healthy attitude to get along with their peers, and establish a healthy personality.