US EditionHow to Answer Uncomfortable Questions About Sexuality to Your Children without Getting Nervous?
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Is it normal to be attracted to people of the same sex? What is masturbation and is it right to do it? How is a condom used? Is it wrong to have sex before marriage? How to know if I am ready to have sex? What to do if someone pushes me to have sex? These and other questions are often challenging and uncomfortable for parents when they are made by their teenage children, but they are totally natural and part of the process of growth and identity…
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