Establish an open communication channel
Establish an open communication channel with your daughter: Let your daughter know that she can ask you for help and advice at any time. Establish a close relationship and encourage your daughter to share her feelings and problems with you.
Get to know her daughter's knowledge level deeply
Know your daughter's knowledge level: make sure her daughter has basic physiological knowledge, such as menstruation and the function of reproductive organs. If she doesn't have these basic knowledge, then you need to teach her these knowledge first.
Emphasize the importance of sex
Emphasize the importance of sex: let your daughter know that sex is a natural and normal physiological need, but it needs to be seriously considered before any sexual behavior. You should use safe contraceptives to protect yourself.
Teach sexual knowledge.
Teaching sexual knowledge: let the daughter understand the risks and responsibilities involved in sexual behavior. Teach her how to use birth control pills correctly and how to protect herself from sexually transmitted diseases and AIDS.
Educate daughters how to deal with sexual harassment.
Teaching daughters how to deal with sexual harassment: teaching daughters how to avoid being victims of sexual harassment and how to seek help and support when inappropriate sexual behavior occurs.
Respect your daughter's privacy.
Respect your daughter's privacy: When talking about sexual issues, you should pay attention to respecting your daughter's privacy and personal space. Avoid overemphasizing what "you should" or "you shouldn't" do, but promote the healthy development of your daughter through active guidance and encouragement.
Mutual trust and joint efforts
Generally speaking, sex education for daughters is a long-term process that requires mutual trust and joint efforts between parents and daughters.