The truth about sex education of our kids!!!
Restored from the Empower Network archive (2011–2017), lightly edited to meet our current advertising standards. Views are the original author’s.
As you send your children off to school every day, do you really know what they’re being taught? Can you really trust the school system to teach your kids the most important lessons in life? Especially when the lessons they’re learning include extensive and explicit sex education as early as age 5.
Class is in session. And whether you realize it or not, your children are being taught lessons that you may not want them to learn from someone else. You can make a substantial difference and change the destructive course of the next generation. While having “the talk” with your kids can seem scary, intimidating, and overwhemling, it is more important today than ever to address these issues – before someone else does. It is time to implement sex education in your home and community and regain your authority and influence.
Dani Johnson shares simple and effective strategies that will help you discuss a wide range of issues relating to sexual behavior, including how and when to have “the talk”, as well as address the disturbing consequences of these behaviors that are guaranteed to increase if not recognized. This is the perfect opportunity for you to set your kids up for success and change the course of their lives forever.
All of us who have influence over today’s youth are faced with these realities…
- In just the past 20 years the average workweek jumped from 41 hours to 48. Becky Sweat www.gnmagazine.org
- By the 1990s parents were spending 40 percent less time with their children than their parents did in the 1960s and 1970s. Becky Sweat www.gnmagazine.org
- The media and entertainment industry is exposing kids to sex, drugs, and violence at record levels.
Had enough? Here are some more startling statistics…
- A Child will see over 40,000 murders on television by the time he or she turns 18.” www.truceteachers.org
- The average teen has had sexual relations by the age of 16. www.mathematica-mpr.com
- The average American adolescent will view nearly 14,000 sexual references per year. Linda Klepacki, R.N., M.P.H. www.family.org
- Studies show that too much television viewing can have adverse affects, such as more violent and aggressive behavior, poor school performance, obesity, early sexual activity, and drug or alcohol use. Judith Graham, University of Maine
Despite our best efforts, the calm and stability that children crave is fractured by parents traveling, working late hours, and living with the constant demands of a crazy schedule.
Studies indicate that things will get much worse before they get better.
With all of this going on, it’s no wonder why parents are feeling overwhelmed with the challenge of raising their kids!
Here are some typical questions that parents want answers to…
- How do I handle my screaming infant/toddler when I can’t even understand what it is that they want?
- What can I do to stop my toddler from throwing and breaking things?
- How can I get my pre-schooler to go to sleep at the appropriate time?
- My four year old wants to negotiate everything. How do I get him to willfully obey?
- My 9 year old is an angel at school but is often rude to his father and me at home. How do we break this before he becomes an out of control teen?
- My daughter has been diagnosed with Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD). Some of our friends’ kids seem to be doing well with mood altering drugs but I’m not sure that’s the best option. Any suggestions?
- I have trouble knowing whether my young teenager is telling the truth. How can I get them to want to “be real” with me?
- How do I deal with my 14 year old son’s computer based obsession?
- Is there a way to help my soon to graduate daughter become more responsible with money?
- Can I mend a relationship with my adult child?
The complete home study program “Grooming the next Generation For Success” by Dani Johnson will show you how to….
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