1. age suitability: provide information suitable for children according to their age and development stage. For younger children, we can start with simple body parts, privacy, personal boundaries and other basic knowledge, and then gradually guide them to understand more complex topics, such as gender identity, physiological changes, sexual behavior and so on.
2. Open communication: establish an open, mutual respect and mutual trust communication environment. Encourage children to ask questions and provide positive and accurate answers. Try to avoid giving children the wrong information or using confusing terms.
3. Use appropriate resources: Choose books, videos or other resources suitable for children's age, so that children can obtain more comprehensive knowledge of sex education through these resources. Ensure that these resources are reliable and scientific and conform to the best practice of modern education.
4. Respect privacy and boundaries: educate children about the importance of physical boundaries and privacy, help them understand what is acceptable contact and what is unacceptable contact, and teach them how to say "no" and bravely protect themselves.
5. Emphasize consent and respect: educate children about the value of consent and respect in sexual relations. Let them know that the decision of sexual behavior should be based on mutual willingness and should respect the feelings and decisions of others.
6. Provide guidance on healthy relationships: teach children how to establish healthy, respectful and responsible relationships with others. Emphasize the importance of attaching importance to feelings, trust and mutual understanding, and how to solve contradictions and communication problems.
7. Continuing education and support: Sex education is a continuous process and should grow and develop with children. Continue to provide information on complex topics and provide support and guidance when they need it.
The most important thing is to provide a safe, open and supportive environment for children, encourage them to ask questions and try their best to provide accurate and appropriate information. At the same time, understand the local education policy and cultural background, and ensure that educational practice conforms to local standards and values. If you have any questions about how to conduct correct sex education, you can consult a professional sex education expert or pediatrician.