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Receive our free quarterly emails Your privacy is important to us. We never trade, sell or rent the email addresses of our subscribers. How to Talk to Your Kids About Anything 10 Tips for talking with kids about tough issues Introduction Raising a child is probably the most gratifying job any of us will ever have and one of the toughest. In large part, that's because times have changed. We live in an increasingly complex world that challenges us everyday with a wide range of disturbing issues that are difficult for children to understand and for adults to explain. We believe this booklet can help. It offers practical, concrete tips and techniques for talking easily and openly with young children ages 8 to 12 about some very tough issues: sex, HIV/AIDS, violence, drugs and alcohol. Some parents and caregivers may question the appropriateness of talking about such sensitive topics with young children. Maybe you're one of them. But consider this: our kids are already hearing about these issues from TV, movies, magazines and school friends. If we don't talk with them early and often and answer their questions they'll get their facts from someone else. And we'll have missed an important opportunity to offer our children information that's not only accurate, but also in sync with our own personal values and moral principles.

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Receive our free quarterly emails Your privacy is important to us. We never trade, sell or rent the email addresses of our subscribers. View the Talking With Kids Public Service Announcements about Sex Talking With Kids About Sex and Relationships Most parents want to do their best in talking with their kids about sex and sexuality, but we're often not sure how to begin. Here's our advice: Explore your own attitudes Studies show that kids who feel they can talk with their parents about sex because their moms and dads speak openly and listen carefully to them are less likely to engage in high-risk behavior as teens than kids who do not feel they can talk with their parents about the subject. So explore your feelings about sex. If you are very uncomfortable with the subject, read some books (see Readings for Parents ) and discuss your feelings with a trusted friend, relative, physician, or clergy member. The more you examine the subject, the more confident you'll feel discussing it.

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