Why and how parents should impart their children with the right kind of sex education?
2/13/2006
Here are a few good reasons why you need to take some time out and make sure that your child has the right kind of sexual information and how it can help your child...
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Rcon Franchesca
Talking With Kids About Sex and Birth Control
1/28/2008
It is very important for parents and adults to be the first ones to explain facts on sex and birth control with their children. Explaining such matters to youngsters will definitely keep them from unwanted consequences like early pregnancies. In line with this, the author of the article provides helpful tips on how parents should talk with their teenagers regarding sex and the use of birth control.
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Kristine Gonzaga
Talking to Your Folks About Starting Birth Control
1/29/2008
Sex and sexual health are two topics young adults need more information on. However, the multitude of available information about these two are so varied that it is hard to distinguish which can be trusted or not. This article provides a guide for young adults about talking to their parents about sexual health and starting birth control to help them get the right information.
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Cecill Artates
Birth Control Considerations for Teenagers
1/30/2008
An unplanned pregnancy is a traumatic event, this is especially true among teenage girls. It has shown that the number of births to teenagers has decreased considerably over the last few decades. This decrease is most likely due to the increased availability of abortion and birth control. This article is about teen pregnancy and some birth control methods they can choose from.
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Kristine Gonzaga
Sexual Health Education: An Overview
2/14/2008
Sexual health education is an integral part of a person's development but not all are clear on what it is about. This article provides information on the nature of sexual health education and discusses several methods of promoting it. It also provides insight on how parents and educators can help young adults develop into responsible sexual individuals.
