1, after the child is born, don't confuse the choice of sex, name, clothes and daily necessities, so as to avoid the child forming a hazy consciousness about himself and others, thus affecting the child's sexual orientation. Expecting the child to be the gender that parents want, or parents favoring boys or girls, or dressing girls as men or dressing boys as women will affect the child's gender identity and lead to changes in personality and behavior later.

2. When children can understand, parents should put sex education into their daily lives, such as taking a bath, dressing, combing their hair and choosing toys. Children can also be guided to observe the growth and reproduction of animals and plants through books, newspapers, picture books, movies and stories. Let children have a natural understanding of reproduction, let them accept nature, love human beings, understand the essence of life and complete their sexual confession.

3. Exploring your body freely is a good start for health education. In family life, parents should choose appropriate opportunities, such as taking a bath and going to bed. Let children know their bodies naturally, especially let them realize that the reproductive organs are not as mysterious as other organs of the human body, and guide them to keep their bodies clean and develop good hygiene habits.

4. When children ask questions about sex, parents should not avoid them, but answer them in a language and way that children can understand and accept, so that children's curiosity and thirst for knowledge can be solved and satisfied.

5. It is also important to regulate parents' own behavior. Parents are sincere, harmonious and virtuous, and setting a good example for their children will make them love life and treat sexual problems correctly.

6. Frequently encountered problems should be correctly understood. For example, how are people born? We can start with the flowering and fruiting of plants, and then connect with human sexuality and reproduction, and we can also make a demonstration metaphor from the reproductive activities of animals. A brief introduction to human reproductive physiology will help children understand the problem. In short, sex education for children should not only tell the truth, but also be too complicated; We should not only encourage children's curiosity, but also naturally postpone some specific details to their later life.