Most physicians feel that if a sixteen year old or older female experiences no signs of puberty, such as pubic hair and breast development or no menstruation, a medical check up is in order. Asking About Sex and Growing Up. Sexual Health Index Return to Main Page Sexual Growth and Development Information for Parent s Public Health Nurses trained in Sexual Health Education are available to talk with parents about educating their children on Sexual Health through confidential telephone counselling or through presentations to groups of parents. These presentations can be tailored to the specific needs of your parent group. This service can be accessed by calling the Thunder Bay District Health Unit at 625-5900.
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The Thunder Bay District Health Unit offers educational classes to parents on talking to your child about Sex. About Sexuality Presentations are tailored to the specific needs of each parent group. Parent groups who are interested in having a Public Health Nurse deliver these presentations can call the Thunder Bay District Health Unit at 625-5900. Ten Tips On How To Be An Askable Parent Encourage your child to ask questions as early in his or her development as possible. Make your child feel that there is no such thing as a stupid or unacceptable question.