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Sexual Health Conversations Between Teens and Parents? Health Experts Say They Matter
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The first fall in love, the first period, the first locked room door: at some point, parents need to talk about sexuality. Why many conversations fail primarily because of their own uncertainties and how families find a more open relationship.
·Berlin, Germany
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Sexual Health Conversations Between Teens and Parents? Health Experts Say They Matter
Do you have children ages 15 to 24? The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says young people in this age bracket account for nearly half of all new sexually transmitted infections in the U.S. This highlights the importance of open communication between parents and teens. Health experts recommend that parents have open conversations with teens about relationships, boundaries, and sexual health. Instead of using fear or judgment, parents c…
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