Respect children: we should respect children's thoughts and feelings, give them the right to express themselves, and don't force children to listen to their own opinions.
School-age education: at an appropriate age, according to children's cognitive ability and acceptance, children are gradually introduced to sexual knowledge, so that children can understand correct sexual concepts and safe sex from an early age.
Provide information: provide accurate and appropriate sexual knowledge, especially pay attention to the prevention of sexually transmitted diseases, avoid unmarried pregnancy and other related knowledge to help children form a correct concept of sexual health.
Avoid fear: don't associate sexual knowledge with punishment and blame, and don't educate children by intimidation or intimidation, so as not to cause children's depression and fear.
Lead by example: Parents should lead by example, such as the use of contraceptive methods and respect for the wishes of others. At the same time, it also conveys correct values to children.
Parent-child communication: Parents should have an open, sincere and frank dialogue with their children to make them feel safe, comfortable and supportive, and to make them willing to share their inner thoughts and doubts with themselves.
In short, sex education is a comprehensive work, which requires parents to guide their children patiently and meticulously, create a safe, respectful and healthy educational environment from all aspects, and help children establish correct sexual concepts and healthy sexual behaviors.