[komi]

i was taught when i was 7. then did sex ed at school at 11

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[Eagle]

But some basic details could overwhelm them or encourage experimentation before they're ready.

It's actually quite the opposite, education demystifies topics and promotes healthy behaviors, lack of sex ed leads to misinformation and risk

Kids grow up at different speeds. Having one rule for everyone seems random, parents know best when their child is ready.

Yet many parents avoid the topic entirely or teach inaccuracies, reliable standards ensure children's needs are met.

I hear you, but schools often take an agenda too far. Some restraint seems prudent at younger ages.

Agree schools shouldn't overreach but age 10-12 seems a reasonable baseline for basic reproductive education.

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It's actually quite the opposite, education demystifies topics and promotes healthy behaviors, lack of sex ed leads to misinformation and risk

Kids grow up at different speeds. Having one rule for everyone seems random, parents know best when their child is ready.

Yet many parents avoid the topic entirely or teach inaccuracies, reliable standards ensure children's needs are met.

I hear you, but schools often take an agenda too far. Some restraint seems prudent at younger ages.

Agree schools shouldn't overreach but age 10-12 seems a reasonable baseline for basic reproductive education.

Perhaps, but local standards could better reflect community norms versus one-size-fits-all.