About Start Early: Sex Positive Conversation for Parents: How to talk to your child about sex, sexuality, gender, consent, relationships, safe and unsafe touch to keep them educated and protected
How can you give your child the crucial soft skills and social awareness that allows them to navigate their teen years?
What’s the simplest, safest and most reliable way to make your child aware of the world while also keeping them alert?
Talking about sex is something that should be natural and relaxed, but as a parent, it’s hard to know how to get the conversation started. You want to be able to guide the way your child grows and flourishes in the world without leaving them open to risk or danger. In a world where anything is just a click away online, having these types of sensitive conversations early has never mattered more.
By guiding you through how to open the door and walk through it with your child, this unique guide is designed to show you a simpler, lower-stress way to make progress. Think of it as a way to open your child’s mind to what’s out there in the world, as well as what they experience on the inside, and you’ll be doing something truly vital as a parent. And because I’ve used this exact same resource to make progress myself, I can tell you from experience just what a difference it makes.
“Start Early: Sex Positive Conversation for Parents” is the secret to guiding your child in a way that makes them feel supported, comfortable and fully aware of the emerging world around them.
Inside Start Early: Sex Positive Conversation for Parents, you’re going to learn about:
Why you need to start the sex-talk early
Your role as a parent
Dealing with your discomfort
Creating a judgment-free environment
Sex-related conversations for each age
Teaching media literacy skills
Educating about online safety
Sexual health and reproduction
Consent and boundaries in a healthy relationship
Handling commonly asked sex-related questions
And a whole lot more!
One click NOW starts the process!
You can find out so much about what your child thinks, feels and how they see the world simply by talking to them.
If you want to make sure you do it in the right way by combining sensitivity with education, this guide is everything you need to get started. Exactly what you want to hear when it’s time to change the way you approach one of the most difficult aspects of parenting.
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Author Bio:
Ethan Reynolds is a forty-five-years old banker but as he puts it, his first duty is being a father to his three daughters.
Like most first-time parents, Ethan and his wife had their fair share of challenges watching Maria, their first daughter, bloom into adulthood. At the beginning of her teenage years, Maria was a quiet, unassuming and slightly unsure girl that tried to hide her freckles. But as she grew older, she had more questions than ever and Ethan had to find the right answers for her. He concedes that maybe not all the answers he got were right.
Needless to say, it can be very awkward to have “the talk” with your child, but you owe them a great responsibility to talk right. In fact, in today’s world where opinions are shaped a lot by social media, you must talk to your child in the right way, at the right time, in the right place and provide the right reasons.
Ethan spent a great deal of time researching all these and he was better prepared when his second daughter’s teenage years rolled by. He absolutely aced his responsibilities and he says he knows he did a better job. His third daughter only gave him the chance to repeat a tested and trusted method at that point.
Five years ago, cursory research showed him that he was not the only parent struggling to set their children up with the right code of life. Many parents are helpless and inexperienced to help their children through a tough phase. Many parents simply find it too hard or too awkward to talk about sex, safe and unsafe touches, genders, sexuality, consent, boundaries, and online safety,
Ethan believes many parents are unknowingly abdicating their responsibility to faceless strangers on the Internet. So, he decided to start writing about the methods that worked for him. He says the three pillars of raising great kids is communication, no judgment and honesty.
Ethan says you must communicate (and not just talk) with your kids. You must let them know they can open up to you at any time. Then, you must not judge them. Rather, while not being dishonest, show them the right way.
In his books, he also talks about how to teach your kids,
To embrace diverse cultures
Respect other people
The art of true friendship
The best tips for communication
The role of kindness and empathy
The different forms of love
How to respect differences
Body positivity
Body autonomy
Safety in the digital world.
His favorite quote is “With children, do not decide for them. Rather, teach them how to know the right decision and take it.”
Ethan lives with his wife and his last daughter in Houston