Join Tammy Hill, a licensed marriage and family therapist, certified sex educator, and retired BYU professor, as she empowers parents to confidently teach sexual truths to their children at any age. In this transformative 10-lesson virtual course, Tammy provides practical guidance and expert insights, helping families navigate important conversations with ease.
Teaching Sexuality
Belief is the foundation for wholehearted teaching about sexuality. It’s essential to understand sexual truth to be effective. We are each created in the image of our Heavenly Parents and function like Them. As we self-develop into becoming more like Them, we surrender to the blissful opportunity of sexual replenishment. Elder Jeffrey R. Holland said, “You will never be more like God at any other time in this life than when you are expressing that particular power.”
Building a healthy understanding of sexuality starts with your child feeling comfortable and secure in talking to you about it. By being open and approachable, you’ll establish yourself as a trustworthy source of information for years to come. So don’t be afraid to answer their questions and encourage their natural curiosity – fostering a supportive relationship now can make all the difference in the long term.
It’s never too early to start talking with your child about sex and reproductive health. By teaching them correct anatomical names for their genitals and setting boundaries early on, you’re setting them up for a lifetime of healthy choices. And when it comes to safe sex, remember: a little discomfort now is better than your child not having the knowledge to advocate for their health and safety later on.
Building a healthy understanding of sexuality starts with your child feeling comfortable and secure in talking to you about it. By being open and approachable, you’ll establish yourself as a trustworthy source of information for years to come. So don’t be afraid to answer their questions and encourage their natural curiosity – fostering a supportive relationship now can make all the difference in the long term.
Don’t worry about waiting for the “perfect” moment to have a conversation about sex with your school-aged child. In this lesson, you will learn how everyday situations like bath time, pregnant neighbors, or TV discussions can open the door for these important talks. Embrace these opportunities to be open, honest, and available for your child to ask questions. Respond positively and encourage their curiosity.
As your kids develop during puberty, they will encounter new emotional and mental changes. Embrace this natural process! Through open discussion, you can foster a safe and comfortable environment for your kids to confidently navigate their sexual choices at their own pace. In this lesson you will learn that having honest conversation with your children can make all the difference in their future decision-making.
Open and frequent discussions with your teen is absolutely crucial. In this important lesson, you will educate yourself on how to answer your child’s sexual questions without passing judgment or reacting negatively to their curiosity. Build a strong and open relationship with your teen will set the stage for these sexual conversations. Equip them to make informed decisions about their sexual health.
This important lesson will teach you how to establish a strong, positive, and transparent line of communication with your adolescent child about consent and their personal sexual boundaries. Remember, avoiding premarital sex can provide greater clarity and help them avoid possible difficult consequences. This lesson will also allow teens to formulate what sexual touch means to them.
This lesson will provide introductory marital sexual basics to discuss with your child. Fundamentally, you will be reiterating the beliefs that sharing pleasure replenishes each individual, the marriage relationship, and ultimately the entire family system. Robust, passionate sex between equal partners contributes to high-functioning, healthy individuals and strong families. Help your child start marriage off right!
Talking about sex and sexuality with your child is an opportunity to share your knowledge, values, and beliefs. Despite the challenging nature of the topic, your child must understand that they can rely on you as an accurate and trustworthy source or sexual information. This lesson equips you with the knowledge you will need to answer questions, and constructively navigate these conversations with confidence.
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