PUBLICATION SP681C
Spotlighting Teen Issues: Talking about Sex
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Summary
Are you an “ask-able” and connected parent? Providing your teen with information on sexuality is one of the most important responsibilities of parenthood. Research shows that too many parents avoid talking openly with their teen about sex and health because they’re embarrassed or don’t know how to start the conversation.
Publications in Series: Spotlighting Teen Issues
Spotlighting Teen Issues: Bullying
Spotlighting Teen Issues: Talking about Sex
Spotlighting Teen Issues: Teen Driving
Spotlighting Teen Issues: Teen Driving
Spotlighting Teen Issues: Methamphetamine Awareness
Spotlighting Teen Issues: Methamphetamine Awareness
Spotlighting Teen Issues: Tips for Divorcing Parents
Spotlighting Teen Issues: Tips for Divorcing Parents
Spotlighting Teen Issues: Tobacco Use
Spotlighting Teen Issues: Tobacco Use
Spotlighting Teen Issues: Teen Relationships
Spotlighting Teen Issues: Teen Relationships
Spotlighting Teen Issues: Weight and Body Image
Spotlighting Teen Issues: Weight and Body Image
Spotlighting Teen Issues: Cutting and Other Self-injurious Behaviors
Spotlighting Teen Issues: Does Your Teen Have What It Takes to Deal with Debt?
Spotlighting Teen Issues: Do You Have What It Takes to Deal with Debt?
Spotlighting Teen Issues: Do You Have What It Takes to Be on Your Own?
Spotlighting Teen Issues: Communicating with Your Teen
Spotlighting Teen Issues: Communicating with Your Parents
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