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Talking to teens about sex can feel uncomfortable, but silence does not protect them. Connection does. When we lead with values instead of fear, listen more than we lecture, and make space for honest questions, we create something far more powerful than a single “talk.” We build trust. Teens who feel heard are more likely to come back with questions, reflect on their choices, and make decisions rooted in respect for themselves and others. These conversations and language come from Chapter 3 of How to Talk to Kids About Anything, where I go deeper into how to approach sex, body changes, boundaries, and values in ways that strengthen connection rather than shut it down. You can find the book here: https://www.amazon.com/Talk-Kids-About-Anything-Conversations/dp/B0F41BZXQ1 #HowToTalkToKidsAboutAnything #TalkingToTeens #ParentingTeens #HealthyConversations #RaisingTeens #ParentingWithPurpose #ConnectionBeforeCorrection #TeenDevelopment #SexTalkWithTeens #ModernParenting

from Dr. Robyn Silverman
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/ioVI6AUrXyk