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How to Talk to Your Kids about Sex
MOST PARENTS DREAD "THE CONVERSATION"
They don't know how or when to talk to their kids about S-E-X.
However, the mismanagement of sexuality is so prevalent in our world that understanding what is good and healthy about sex is a great place to start - not just for our kids but for us too.
In HOW TO TALK TO YOUR KIDS ABOUT SEX, Rodney and Traci Wright help parents look into the cultures we are creating in our families and what it looks like to have an ongoing conversation with our kids, based on 10 profound principles.
As parents, we have the opportunity to show our children a healthier pathway forward than many of us had. If understood and managed correctly, our sexuality can be the source of some of life's greatest joys and blessing - Heaven on earth!
They don't know how or when to talk to their kids about S-E-X.
However, the mismanagement of sexuality is so prevalent in our world that understanding what is good and healthy about sex is a great place to start - not just for our kids but for us too.
In HOW TO TALK TO YOUR KIDS ABOUT SEX, Rodney and Traci Wright help parents look into the cultures we are creating in our families and what it looks like to have an ongoing conversation with our kids, based on 10 profound principles.
As parents, we have the opportunity to show our children a healthier pathway forward than many of us had. If understood and managed correctly, our sexuality can be the source of some of life's greatest joys and blessing - Heaven on earth!
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Published November 1, 2019
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March 2, 2022
To me it seemed this was less a book about talking to your kids about sexuality and more a book about parenting in general. Though there is some good content, I am a little disappointed.
November 1, 2024
This book is so practical. I do not personally have children yet, but the lessons may be applicable for youth leaders.
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