We can't get mad at our kids if they problem-solve, right?

The problem they're trying to solve is learning about sex.

And if no one's telling them they're gonna use, they're gonna Google,

they're gonna use the best resources they have.

And we kind of can't get mad at them for doing what we would expect them to do

if they were to solve a problem.

The thing that's important also to tell your kids,

if you're not gonna talk about sex, at the very least you have to tell them

that everything else that they do see out there is someone else's fantasy.

Thanks for listening to Sex with Emily.

I'm Dr. Emily and today's show I'm joined by Dr. Lene St. John,

a sex educator at Intimus Kio to talk about her new book Read Me,

the parental primer on The Talk.

To help all your parents out there have the right terminology and knowledge

to talk to your kids about sex, intimacy, and relationships.

Hey, especially in time like this,

where the whole family may be staying a home more,

it's a good time to start some of these conversations.

So topics include, what are the five building blocks of healthy sexuality

and how do you properly talk about them?

You've got kids of all different ages,

so what info is age appropriate and how do I get them to understand?

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