LYH103: Top 10 Things Every Parent Needs to Know About Teens and Sex

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Show Agenda

  • Featured Presentation: Top 10 Things Parents Need to Know about their Teens and Sex with Special Guest, Jackie Brewton

Faith in Focus: “Let them Come”

“Jesus said, “Let the little children come to me and do not hinder them, for to such belongs the kingdom of heaven.”
(Matthew 19:14)

 

Featured Presentation: Top 10 Things Parents Need to Know about Their Teens and Sex

Special Guest: Jackie Brewton

In this episode I discuss the following important topics and much more with my special guest:

  • The impact of fatherlessness on teen sex
  • How to connect emotionally with you your child
  • Why boys need to learn sex refusal skills
  • What parents need to focus more on than teen pregnancy and, much much more!
Top 10 Things Parents Need to Know 
  1. Build a positive emotional connection with your children
  2. Set clear boundaries
  3. Avoid the gender double standard
  4. Teach your sons refusal skills
  5. Stress the rewards more than the consequences
  6. Educate yourselves on sexually transmitted diseases and how they spread
  7. Help your children set positive goals and aspirations
  8. Be honest with them about your own experiences
  9. Recognize how important fathers are in the lives of their children
  10. Practice unconditional love

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