What if our son will start asking about...

When i was a child i asked my mom about having babies and she gave me a book for teenagers about making babies. I read it and understood everything even they were not the whole information! Anyway i find it the best way to explain teenagers about making babies. You just give him a book for teenagers and he is going to find the answers on his questions! It's educated and easy to do!!

Well I am into that situation right now since their science class is discussing about the reproductive system. We just discuss about it like we are discussing normally. We also try to know what the curriculum allows at the moment so we do not teach them something beyond and they do not need to know yet. It was awkward at first but if you let it know to them that it is not in the first place they would be more open with you and you will be more relax in telling them all about the bees and the butterflies.

Hello angel. I don't know how old your son is but you better be prepared to start answering question at about the age of at least three. They will see a lady with a large stomach and ay something about it. Or a friend will be pregnant or he will see something on TV. There are so many ways that your son will be introduced to se* It's best to be prepared with those answers when he starts asking. I like Dr Laura Schlessinger's advice. Start teaching them young and answering their questions age appropriate. Don't wait until he is a teenager as he will pick up school yard myths.

By the age of 6, your kid will likely already know the answer to that--regardless of what you say. He may not get all of the mechanical details correct, but he will likely get the big picture. Do yourself and your child a favor. Get over your weirdness about talking about things. Children should have honest, accurate information from an early age. They should know the correct names for their body parts. They should also be taught that they are the ones who control their bodies--that no one has the right to pressure them into anything.

I think developing an open communication with your child may help minimize the awkwardness of those topics. If at a young age parents be able to establish that communication, our kids will open up to us and seek our advise rather than obliging us to preach on them, which they may take defensively.

I really do not know how I could ever be prepared to tell him about the birds and the beasts but I guess the help of a biology book would come in handy.

I think you'll know what you say when the right time comes. But first, did you ever ask your parents where babies came from? I never did, and I don't think kids do ask. Well, if they start asking, then you could always do the good old white lies. Have a great MyLot experience ahead!

When i was a child i asked my mom about having babies and she gave me a book for teenagers about making babies. I read it and understood everything even they were not the whole information! Anyway i find it the best way to explain teenagers about making babies. You just give him a book for teenagers and he is going to find the answers on his questions! It's educated and easy to do!!