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04/09/2026

Parents: When should you start talking to kids about s*x?

Many parents believe the conversation should happen during adolescence. In reality, experts recommend that discussions about bodies, boundaries, and healthy relationships begin much earlier in age-appropriate ways.

But knowing when and how to start can feel intimidating.

Our newest blog explores why many parents avoid these conversations and how silence can unintentionally leave kids searching for answers elsewhere.

Read more:
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What advice would you give parents who feel unsure about starting these conversations?

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04/07/2026

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04/02/2026

One common myth many parents believe:

“Talking to kids about s*x will make them want to have s*x sooner.”

Research actually shows the opposite. When parents have open, age-appropriate conversations about s*xuality, kids are more likely to make thoughtful and informed decisions.

Unfortunately, fear of encouraging curiosity keeps many parents silent.

In our latest blog, we explore why parents avoid these conversations and why open communication is one of the most powerful protective factors for young people.

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Talking to children about s*x remains one of the most avoided parenting tasks — despite overwhelming evidence that open, age-appropriate conversations improve

03/31/2026

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03/29/2026

S*xual health and mental health are deeply intertwined. While conversations about s*xual problems often focus on physical causes, anxiety is one of the most common — and often overlooked — contributors. When anxiety enters the bedroom, it can disrupt desire, arousal, performance, and connection between partners.

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In the intricate tapestry of human experience, the interplay between mental health and s*xuality is profound and multifaceted.  S*xual intimacy is a

03/26/2026

Let’s talk about something many families struggle with:

Why is it so hard for parents to talk to their kids about s*x?

For many parents, the barriers include:
• Embarrassment
• Fear of encouraging s*xual behavior
• Not knowing what’s age-appropriate
• Their own lack of s*x education growing up

But avoiding the conversation doesn’t stop kids from being curious—it just changes where they get their information.

In our latest blog, we explore why parents often stay silent and how we can begin to change that.

Read the full article here:
https://s*xualhealthandhealing.org/why-parents-dont-talk-to-their-kids-about-s*x/

If you work with parents or adolescents, what barriers do you see most often?

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Talking to children about s*x remains one of the most avoided parenting tasks — despite overwhelming evidence that open, age-appropriate conversations improve

03/24/2026

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03/22/2026

S*xual well-being is an important part of overall health, yet it’s often overlooked when people set personal wellness goals. Just like physical fitness, emotional health, or career growth, our s*xual lives can benefit from reflection, intention, and care. Setting s*xual wellness goals can help individuals and couples reconnect with their bodies, their desires, and their partners.

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03/19/2026

Did you know that one of the biggest reasons parents avoid talking about s*x is discomfort from their own upbringing?

Many adults grew up in families where s*xuality was never discussed, making it difficult to model open conversations with their own children.

Breaking that cycle isn’t easy—but it’s incredibly valuable.

When parents create safe spaces for honest conversations, children are more likely to:
✔ Ask questions
✔ Understand boundaries and consent
✔ Develop a healthier relationship with their bodies

Learn more about why these conversations are so challenging—and why they matter.

Read the blog:
https://s*xualhealthandhealing.org/why-parents-dont-talk-to-their-kids-about-s*x/

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Talking to children about s*x remains one of the most avoided parenting tasks — despite overwhelming evidence that open, age-appropriate conversations improve

03/15/2026

Menopause is a natural biological transition that marks the end of menstrual cycles, typically occurring around the age of 50. While it is often discussed in terms of hormonal changes, menopause can influence many areas of a woman’s life, including physical health, emotional well-being, relationships, and s*xuality.

For many women, this stage of life raises questions about libido, intimacy, and changes in s*xual health. Understanding these changes can help women feel more prepared and supported during the menopausal transition.

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Menopause is a natural biological transition that marks the end of menstrual cycles, typically occurring around the age of 50. While it is often discussed in

03/12/2026

Many parents want to talk to their kids about s*x.
But knowing how to start the conversation can feel overwhelming.

Common concerns we hear from parents include:
• “What if I say the wrong thing?”
• “What if they’re too young?”
• “My parents never talked to me about this.”

When conversations about s*xuality don’t happen at home, kids often look elsewhere for answers—friends, social media, or the internet.

Our newest blog explores why these conversations are so difficult for many parents and why they matter so much.

Read more here:
https://s*xualhealthandhealing.org/why-parents-dont-talk-to-their-kids-about-s*x/

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Talking to children about s*x remains one of the most avoided parenting tasks — despite overwhelming evidence that open, age-appropriate conversations improve

03/11/2026

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