Sex education for children permeates all aspects and levels of family life and runs through parents' daily attitudes and behaviors. The loving relationship between husband and wife is the most influential information about sex that we pass on to our children: every small link of parents' usual conversation, such as dressing, washing face, eating, bathing, sleeping and going to the toilet, is permeated with different aspects and different degrees of sex education. The research believes that it is a kind of sex education to let parents form the hygienic habit of cleaning their bodies and changing clothes frequently.

2. Cultivate children's correct sexual concept

Parents should not only tell their children about the negative aspects of sex, such as AIDS, underage pregnancy and sexual harassment in childhood. , but also instill a perfect concept of sex: sex is beautiful within its proper scope. For example, parents are sometimes careless, and some intimate behaviors are seen by children. Parents don't have to panic, but should tell their children generously that this is a sign that mom and dad love each other. Parents can tell their children that it is precisely because dad loves mom and mom loves dad that they live together and give birth to you. At the same time, we should also tell children that this is a matter between adults, not children, but the performance of a man and a woman who are congenial when they grow up. Only when they grow up can they fully understand.

The earlier you receive higher education, the better.

Sex education is a kind of continuous education, from 0 years old to adulthood. If children receive sex education in a way that enriches others from an early age, then they can treat sexual physical and psychological changes with positive psychological preparation.

The best age to start sex education is 3-5 years old, which can be induced according to children's curiosity. Children may be curious about their sex organs. When bathing a child, you can teach him to know his own body, point out his reproductive organs and teach him the correct name, so that a child can look at an organ as naturally as a finger. Children may ask:

"How did I get out?" Parents talk about "the birth of life" calmly and scientifically, even if children can only understand a little.

Better than not knowing at all. If you start talking about these things from a very young age, then when they reach puberty, they can easily talk about sex, and they also learn how to ask their parents about these things.

4. Talk about sex with your child easily and calmly.

When children ask questions about sex, parents should relax and be calm, not evasive, not perfunctory, and keep an open conversation attitude. Suppose a boy asks his parents, "Why don't girls have dicks?" You can tell him that a girl's urine outlet is in the body, while a boy's is on the penis outside the body. For older children, parents can make use of all kinds of sexual phenomena and problems appearing on TV and around them to discuss in the family, try to open up the space for discussion, and let the children learn to distinguish right from wrong and make their own decisions in this process.