I'm 17, and I found out about the whole issue of sex and puberty through my mother's own naiavity. When I was 4, there was a television program that focused on the human body and growing up, and I asked my mother to record it as I was into that kind of stuff. She did, and there was about 2-3 hours focusing on sex, periods, erections and general sexual activity. However, she didn't find this out until she watched a year or two after I did. I believe that it relieved a huge pressure for her, although I was mature for my age so I was able to handle it. I think that it's best to talk to a girl when she's around about 9/10 because it's possible that puberty may start early for her. The same should also be applied to boys, with the father talking it through - it's easier I find with same sex conversations.
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I'm 17, and I found out about the whole issue of sex and puberty through my mother's own naiavity. When I was 4, there was a television program that focused on the human body and growing up, and I asked my mother to record it as I was into that kind of stuff. She did, and there was about 2-3 hours focusing on sex, periods, erections and general sexual activity. However, she didn't find this out until she watched a year or two after I did. I believe that it relieved a huge pressure for her, although I was mature for my age so I was able to handle it. I think that it's best to talk to a girl when she's around about 9/10 because it's possible that puberty may start early for her. The same should also be applied to boys, with the father talking it through - it's easier I find with same sex conversations.
June 21, 2009 - 1:28amThis Comment
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