It was a good show. I had to laugh at the kids since it reminded me of when I was pregnant with my daughter and my 3 year old niece asked "Aunt Shari, why did you eat that baby?" I said "I didn't eat the baby" She asked "well how did it get in your tummy?" I smiled over at my husband and said "Uncle Kevin put it there, ask him!" He looked like a deer caught in the headlights. It was priceless.
I didn't have a lot of trouble talking to my kids. When my oldest heard some not so nice words for women parts, I explained to him what we call it and why those words are degrading to women. When he turned 11 and asked his dad and his dad didn't know how to talk to him, I explained how important love is with sex and that you respect women. With my daughter I explained how she has the right to say no, and how important it is out of respect for herself to take it seriously and save it for someone worth her love. (I also said that to my oldest). My youngest surprised me when I found condoms in his laundry at the age 13. I didn't think to have that deep of talk with him that early, the others didn't show any interest in it at that age. I told him that while I am glad he knows to use condoms there is so much more to sex then that. I told him that besides the diseases he could get or pregnancy which could change his life forever, the fact that not many 13 year olds in love will stay together forever and the break ups hurt as it is, but when sex is involved then it hurts all that much more. I told him that sex isn't a game and that 13 year olds shouldn't be involved in that, even 16 year olds shouldn't be involved in having sex because the feelings it brings out and the pain it could cause one or both of them. I told him it is something special for two people who want to commit to each other for the rest of their lives.
I remember the "talk" my mom had with me. She said "don't sleep with someone who you don't want to wake up next to for the rest of your life"
