Preface - Are you ready to be a great parent?
Before we begin - Why should parents provide sex education?

PART 1: Parents, Before Sex Education

1.
Don't hug or kiss my child without permission.
2.
How long can I bathe with my child?
3.
Your baby's body is changing - the first wet dream, the first period.
4.
A suspicious relationship begins in an online game.
5.
Break free from gender stereotypes
6.
How to have healthy relationships
7.
How to Prevent Dating Violence and Sexual Violence

PART 2 Wise parents provide sex education from a young age.

1.
Sex education of that time
2.
Parents must change when it comes to children's sex education.
3.
Can I allow my child to date the opposite sex?
4.
These days, kids learn sex education through their smartphones.
5. False sex education is spreading through social media.
6.
Incorporate sex education naturally into your daily life.
7.
How to deal with a child who touches their parents' bodies
8.
How to Educate Your Teenager About Sex

PART 3 Sex Comes with Responsibility

1.
Please teach me the responsibility that comes with sex.
2.
Teach your child about contraception
3.
Is circumcision really necessary?
4.
How to Deal with Your Child's Masturbation
5.
How to Deal with Your Child's Sexuality
6.
How to Deal with Your Son's Erection
7.
How to Deal with a Child Who Watches Porn
8.
How to Deal with a Child Addicted to Pornography

Appendix - Elementary School Students' Absurd Questions About Performance

With over 150 lectures, we deliver sex education from a parent's perspective.

The sex education methods of the past no longer work.
These days, children are quickly exposed to sexual information through smartphones, YouTube, and social media.
Because we are easily exposed to the digital environment, we are exposed to a variety of information much faster than previous generations.
However, misinformation can harm a child's healthy sexual awareness.
If children do not receive proper sex education, they may unknowingly become sexual offenders who commit date rape or create deepfake videos.
To prevent this, we need to provide natural sex education in children's daily lives at their level from a young age.


Especially when it comes to topics that parents are reluctant to discuss, more detailed and honest education is needed.
This book contains practical ways to address sensitive topics that children actually struggle with, such as responsibility for sexual relations, contraception, masturbation, sexual desire, and pornography.
We also introduce real questions from elementary school students that vividly capture their perspectives and curiosity about sex, and provide guidance on desirable responses from parents.
You can learn sex education tips that can be applied right away at home, rather than just theory-based.

Parents should learn first and then teach their children naturally.

Many parents teach Korean, math, and English in advance, but skip over sex education, thinking, "The school will take care of it."
However, it is better to provide basic sex education at home before children receive sex education at school.
Sex education is the most fundamental education for children to develop healthy relationships in society and to respect themselves and others.
Sex education is not simply about teaching ‘sexual knowledge.’
The moment a child learns that his or her own body is precious, he or she will learn to respect the bodies of others as well.
This is the starting point of healthy character and right relationships.


This book is a practical sex education guide that helps parents learn first and then properly teach their children.
We offer tailored solutions for parents who are confused and awkward about sex.
You can naturally learn about sex education methods through various anecdotes experienced in the field of sex education, including anecdotes about the author's family's parenting that occur in everyday life.