1. Early enlightenment: From the early days, parents should discuss and discuss the topics of body and sex with girls, which will help girls understand the changes of body and the significance of sexual behavior.
2. Communicate in correct terms: Parents should use the correct names of female reproductive parts and sexual behaviors and tell girls how to address them correctly.
3. Understand girls' curiosity: When girls start asking questions about sex, parents should listen patiently and answer their questions.
4. Prevention of sexual assault: Teach girls how to prevent sexual assault, such as staying away from strangers, being vigilant and asking for help.
5. Emphasize protective measures: teach girls how to use contraceptive measures and protective behaviors correctly, such as using condoms, avoiding same-sex behavior, and negotiating with partners.
6. Advocating gender equality: emphasizing the equality and respect of women's status and opposing gender discrimination and sexual harassment.
In a word, sex education is a comprehensive and long-term process, which requires the careful care and guidance of parents during the growth of girls.