Understanding Conversations about Sex, Consent, and Safety

Why is it important to have conversations about sex with children?

• To avoid awkwardness

• To encourage them to date early

• To make them uncomfortable

• For their health and well-being

What can parents use to facilitate conversations about sex?

• Books and resources

• Social media

• Movies

• Video games

What is a common reaction from children when discussing how babies are made?

• Excitement

• Appalled

• Indifference

• Confusion

What is a parent's role in their child's understanding of sex and consent?

• To avoid the topic

• To be a conduit to information

• To scare them

• To make decisions for them

At what age is it suggested to start modeling consent with children?

• At 10 years old

• Around 2 years old

• During teenage years

• After high school

Why is it important to talk about body boundaries with children?

• To make them feel guilty

• To make them feel ashamed

• To encourage them to be secretive

• To help them understand consent

What is a key benefit of discussing sex and safety with children?

• They will never have sex

• They will engage in safe sex practices

• They will avoid relationships

• They will become rebellious

What is a potential outcome of not discussing sex and safety with children?

• They will become more responsible

• They will avoid relationships

• They will engage in unsafe practices

• They will never have sex

How should parents approach their children's choices regarding sex?

• By ignoring them

• By supporting them

• By dictating their choices

• By punishing them

How should parents handle the discomfort of sex talks?

• By avoiding it

• By embracing it

• By making jokes

• By delegating it to others