Monthly Archives: March 2014

As you ponder the process of communicating to your school-age child about sex, remember that the primary message you need to give him — more important in the long run than the specific facts and figures — is the importance … Continue reading →

Often movies and sitcoms present a the scene of the sweaty-palmed, birds-and-bees conversation in which Dad stammers through a convoluted description of sex to a child — who knows all of the details already. The humor arises from the tension … Continue reading →