Hello all,
The subject of sexuality drives some chills down the spine of most parents. In this regard, goose bumps and butterflies in the stomach are not unusual. But goose bumps and stomach butterflies should not be enough to stop young people from receiving sexuality education. But the question I have is, who should give sexuality information or education to your young ones...parents, teachers or anybody?
Welcome on board, spare some time and share your thoughts. While you are at it, don't forget to invite your friends to jump in....
Bon ape-thought!
Richie.
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Richie Adewusi is available to facilitate group sessions on Effective Parent-Child Communication On Sexuality/Sexual Health Issues in your area or facility. Richie has written three books on this subject- THE T-A-L-K THERAPY:KEY TO EFFECTIVE PARENT-CHILD COMMUNICATION ON SEXUAL HEALTH ISSUES, 71/2 TEMPTATIONS PARENTS FACE and THE SURE FOUNDATION: FOR A DRUG-FREE LIFE. Richie also developed the T-A-L-KPOINTS Family Life Education card game. He is Head Facilitator at the Centre for Family & Reproductive Health Initiatives, Lagos-Nigeria.
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The word sexuality to most people especially parents means only sex. but sexuality is not just sex, but the entire development of an individual.It is the duty of parents most especially to talk to their wards/children about their body make up. parents should not leave these responsibilty to the teachers, or whoever. If done otherwise, the tendency of having the wrong information is inevitable.So parents talking now.
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