They often don't know enough about the topics to feel comfortable answering questions, and they sometimes don't even know what words to use, especially when it comes to talking about sex or drugs. Parents need information to feel comfortable talking with their children about tough subjects. Armed with the facts, they can start these conversations with confidence. Information is available from different places, but one of the best sources is your family physician. Your family physician can answer your questions and has lots of information to share with you and your child.
Parents know that the materials from their family physician are up to date and factual.
Talking with your children about tough subjects may never be easy, but it can be made more comfortable if you are prepared. Get the information you need from your family physician and then get started. Once you start talking, you might find it's hard to stop. One out of every eight adolescents gets a sexually-transmitted disease. Recent statistics suggest that more teens may be choosing not to have sex.