What to do?

Question

I have three kids and the two oldest is boys and they are teenagers now. I talk to them about girls and u know what and how to keep it safe. But it's like I'm not ready for this with them at all. I just don't know what to do.

Answer

Alot of times boys find comfort in talking to their doctor about things like this. My cousin wouldn't talk to his mom or anyone about sex except the family practicioner. They explain the risks or disease and pregnancy ao accurately and he really benefited from what they call a puberty appointment. They do a physical and then address any concerns

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I don't have any children yet I'm expecting a little girl. I would honestly buy a box of condoms and leave them in their bathroom under the sink. If they need them there there and they are going to have sex so they might as well be safe. It's better to provide the condoms then they be too embarressed to go to the drug store and use (the pullout method for example) ahhh teenagers. Goodluck momma! Hope I helped

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Honesty is the best policy.

My suggestion: Be upfront, explain to them not just the physical/medical part of it, but how people get emotionally attached during and after intimacy.

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