I'm going to be interviewing Dr. Karen Rayne for a post here on Reign. Her bio....
Karen provides advice and support to parents on how to educate their children and teenagers about sex and sexuality. Karen’s knowledge about adolescent development and education provides her with a solid background for guiding parents through these tricky conversations. She also occasionally moonlights as a sex educator for the children and teenagers themselves.
Pretty exciting, right!
What better way to prep for my chat with Karen than to get some input from other Mamas (namely, you guys) who may be dealing with issues with their own tweens and teens? Teaching kids about sexuality these days is an ongoing conversation and frankly, not always an easy one. We can use all the help we can get.
So give it some thought. Leave your questions in the comment area, and I'll include them in my chat with Karen.
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Although I started talking about sex to my DD when she was very young, because she asked. It seems now my tween prefers to discuss it with her peers.
How do I get back to talking to her about this? without that "look"
Nice one, Denise! I'll include it in the list for Karen.
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