Question 1: If a child finds a condom, how can I explain it to him? If the child doesn't understand, tell him it belongs to an adult.

Question 2: How to explain condoms to children? /kloc-I didn't know until I was 0/2 years old. Just tell her it's used to stop mom from giving birth!

Question 3: How should a child explain to him when he finds a condom? Look at his age, specific age and specific guidance. If he is younger, tell a fairy tale. If he is older, he should take it seriously. Parents have a great influence on his children and educated him well.

Question 4: How do parents explain to their children how old they are when they find condoms? Children are not important. If they are older, they don't need to explain. Just pay attention and put them away in the future.

Question 5: How to explain to children what condoms are for? Children understand, naturally don't need to explain anything. If the child doesn't understand, tell him it belongs to an adult.

Question 6: How do parents explain how old their children are this year when they see condoms? If you are older, you can explain whatever you want. But hide, tell him you are young, and avoid asking him for something for a brother and sister.

Question 7: How does the son explain to him that there is no need to avoid it, but hiding it will make the child curious and do something you didn't expect? Sex education should be sooner rather than later, because after all, he will have the seeds of love (prevention beforehand is more meaningful than regret afterwards).