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08 September 2008
It is never easy to talk to your children about sex and if your child has a disability it may be even more difficult. However, not talking about “it” will not make it go away.
Start talking to your child early so that problems are less likely to arise...
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08 September 2008
- Really listen to what your teenager has to say and actively acknowledge the feelings on both sides.
- Remember to acknowledge their point of view even if they don’t necessarily share it.
- Try to keep things in perspective. Decide what is important and what is less important and expect to be...
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08 September 2008
- Let them know where they can go for help and support about sex, relationships and information on sexually transmitted diseases, such as Brook.
- If you want help on how to talk to your kids, you can get information and support from our free Parentline on 0808 800 2222.
- It‘s a...
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08 September 2008
- Start early by answering your child’s questions simply and keeping the conversation going as they get older.
- Ask your child what they think so that you know what they already know and think, and can give answers and advice that they can understand.
- Talk about feelings and relationships, not just the biology.
- Use...
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