(Teaching Your Kids About Sex: Do's and Don'ts)

 In " Teaching Your Kids About Sex: Do's and Don'ts" , Rachel Pomerance  discovered that 90 percent of being a good sex educator of your kid is being someone that they're comfortable coming to with questions. This expert  Roffman  states that "talking with your kids is protective a buffer against what goes on around them."

 This article includes quotes from an expert. Deborah Roffman says, "they're seeing sex divorced from intimacy" and "from critical thinking,". This quote depicts that teens are lying about having sex. They see advertisment on t.v and want to do what they see becuase they found it good. Roofman wonders what are teens doing  these days.

I think this article is good because it tells you what parents are expected to tell their teenagers . For parents to sit down & tell their teenagers about sex is really strange to them but also releaving to the teen. The reason I said that is because some teens be wanting to let their parents know that they have a boyfriend /girlfriend but they be sacred to tell their parents because all parents thinks these days if you have a friend as a boy /girl  your sexually active & that can be true and not true.

This article has me thinking that parents try their best to keep their teenagers safe. The reason I said that is becuase if  parents don't care or love their teens they wouldnt take their time to let them know the do's and don'ts about sex. I also think that this article has me thinking that parents want all of their teens to have safe sex if they are sexually active, thats why they teach their kids about sex & how to protect them slef if they are.

Reading this article help me notice that my dad tell me things that can help me in life. The reason I said that is because I always thaught he just tell me things just to make me feel bad, but from me reading this article make me more appreciative of my dad. I am a teen myself thats why I can really relate to this article. I also think that parents should also read this article to help and quide them when they need to tell their teens anything about sex.