This article is intended to help prevent unplanned pregnancies.
Many children do not know that they can become pregnant through sex, or they do know but do not think of it as their own story and have sex within the social consensus that dating = sex.
Unfortunately, pregnancy is a life-changing event that completely changes a child's life and takes away many of the things she would have enjoyed as a teenager.
Children who become teenage parents need to work harder than their peers to become adults and establish themselves as members of society.
If you choose not to have children, you will have to have an abortion.
Abortion causes many physical and mental difficulties.

An unprepared pregnancy like this always puts our children at risk.
Even adults who are prepared find it difficult to have and raise a baby at home, so it breaks my heart to think about how painful and distressing that situation must be for children.
Moreover, many children become sexual offenders or victims of sexual crimes due to unhealthy sexual values.
Parents are at a loss as to how to teach their children about sex, but previous sex education programs have been so cliche and boring.
This is why we need sex education tailored to this generation of children.

We need to teach our children why pornography is bad, how sexual objectification affects their sexual values, and why making deepfakes for fun is problematic.
I was taught everything when I was growing up, but now that I'm older, I have to figure it out on my own? No.
What adolescent children need most is parental attention and the transmission of healthy sexual values.
I am confident that if we can pass on healthy sexual values ​​to our children through this book, they will grow up to be attractive adults with a healthy view of their own sexuality and healthy sexual values, and become active members of society.

My child's sexual development may be different from other children's.
For example, some children may have watched pornography, but your child may not have seen it yet.
I hear that the children of mothers around me are dating friends of the opposite sex, but my child may not be interested in friends of the opposite sex, or even if he or she does have friends of the opposite sex, he or she may be too shy to approach them.
Children have their own pace of sexual development, and we recommend that parents carefully observe that pace and have appropriate conversations about sex.

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Telling your children your last name is not simply a matter of imparting knowledge.
It's about teaching your children how to make the wisest and best choices in the various situations they will face in the future.
We always choose.
What should I wear today? What should I have for lunch? What should I do for our wedding anniversary? We make choices every moment, and we live our lives taking responsibility for those choices.

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It is difficult to form healthy sexual values ​​by listening to a sex education instructor a few times at a time.
Because sex is a matter of attitude, and it is life itself that we constantly struggle with and face as we go through life.
However, if parents have difficulty providing sex education to their children due to various circumstances, they should provide education through instructors who focus on forming healthy sexual values ​​in children, rather than instructors who focus on sex through play, sexual behavior, and contraception. They should also guide children to view their sexuality positively and develop a mindset that respects and cares for themselves and others.

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Children feel sexual stimulation by touching their genitals with their hands inside their pants or underwear.
Whether it's a girl's or a boy's masturbation, masturbation in pre-adolescents is often motivated by emotional rather than sexual pleasure.
Students may masturbate to relieve various emotional problems, such as boredom in school, difficulty keeping up with classwork, conflicts with friends, discord with parents, or boredom.

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When children watch dramas or movies, they unconsciously accept that it is okay to kiss, caress each other's bodies, and have sex like adults.
And when that moment comes, we act like we see in dramas and movies.
To prevent this, parents should let their children know the limits they should follow when watching pornographic content on TV.

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The child is asking specifically which way the baby comes out.
I know I was born from a mother, but I wonder where I came from.
After much thought, I came to the answer, "Ah! So you came out the way that poop comes out?" and asked myself a question to confirm.
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If, during adolescence, before values ​​are formed, children are exposed to hateful acts against the opposite sex they are supposed to love and care for, it is inevitable that they will later develop hatred toward minorities and the socially disadvantaged, and as a result, they will likely use violent language and engage in unbridled violence.

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If you discover that your child has viewed pornography, you should let them know that pornography is exaggerated content intended for commercial purposes and to stimulate sexual arousal, and that it is the content of the pornography, not the act of viewing it, that is wrong.
We must also warn people not to be deceived by the abnormal content of pornography, by informing them that the violent and inhumane content in exaggerated pornography would not occur between normal lovers.

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