The first 10
The first ten minutes of how you respond to your child’s questions about sex matter more than you realise. Josiah explains that in those moments, his child isn’t just listening to the words he says—they’re also observing his tone, attitude, and body language to decide if he’s approachable enough for them to share their thoughts and concerns.
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Why is it Important for Parents to Talk About Sex?
Building a Culture of Conversations at Home
How Do I Keep the Jitters Away When Talking About Sex?
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