Generally speaking, the earlier sex education, the better. Early sex education helps children to have a basic understanding of sex and fertility, and helps them to cultivate healthy sexual concepts and values. It also helps to reduce misunderstandings and superstitions about sex and prevent the spread of sexual assault and sexually transmitted diseases.

However, the specific time of sex education should be judged according to the child's growth stage and the cultural and family environment. Generally speaking, children begin to be interested in sex appeal at the age of eight, and then they can begin to receive basic sex education. At the same time, parents or teachers should conduct appropriate sex education according to their children's problems and interests.

Generally speaking, it is important to give children proper sex education, so that they can have a correct understanding and understanding of sex and cultivate their healthy sexual concepts and values.