May is national Prevent Teen Pregnancy Month. What a great time to talk with your children (both boys and girls) about this issue. If you are not sure how to talk with your teen you can use this guide as a starter.
Most teens would prefer to talk with their parents about love and sex, but won’t be the ones to start the conversation.
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Parenting Tweens & Teens. Been there, done that.
Written by Charlene Polanosky , and Christine Young for b5media.
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1 opinion for Prevent Teen Pregnancy
maria
Nov 26, 2006 at 7:27 pm
Teen pregnancy has become a epidemic. Think again if a thirteen year old can be a father or a mother that will experience early pregnancy symptoms such as morning nausea, dizziness and cramping. It’s not the school systems or the governments responsibility to teach our child safe sex, it’s ours. Do what’s right, talk to your child.
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