And they won't trust us later in life when they're looking for guidance about sex. It's also important to let kids knew that bowel movements and urinating are normal and healthy functions. They may have already wondered about it for a while. Talk about it the same way you talk about elbows and noses, fingers and toes. Always use the right names for sex organs.
Toddlers are curious about the bodies of their parents and other children.
This is a normal way for kids to find out differences and learn about their sexuality. You can choose to allow it or not. But it won't help to punish children for being normal. You don't have to describe sexual intercourse at this point. Answers should be simple for now.