The Birds and the Bees
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Hi.. there's this relevant article about how to talk to your child about sex in Today's Motherhood latest November issue.... http://www.TodaysMotherhood.com/current... hope it helps... :lol:
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Something to share
Last few days I was chit chatting with my son who is six year old now.
Me: “Boy, you must remember not to let people touch your bird bird, only daddy and mummy can touch”
Son: “ok ok, teacher also teach us this”
After a while, I asked him
Me: “Boy, who can touch your bird bird”
Son: “only girls can touch”
My hubby: “ This is when you grow up”
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bird bird . . . . :rotflmao: is that what it's called . . . :rotflmao: (pardon me)
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So, you have a name for yours too? :evil:
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:? :? indeed. We taught DD's the REAL name, as part of our Birds and Bees \"education\", even the pronounciation and guess what?
The first thing they did when they saw DH's dad was \" so yeye has a pXXXX, and nai nai has a vXXXXXX, right?\"
I didn't know where to put my face! Considering in-laws are traditional even though they were educated overseas!!!! :shock: -
Yeah, mine too Andaiz. :oops:
Reminds me of the Kindergarten Cop
movie where Arnold was the teacher
trying to find out the student's parents'
occupation, when a child quipped innocently...
Boys have penis and girls have vagina...
I'm assuming that either one of the parents
was a gynae back then.. :lol: -
buds:
Actually me too...then WE became parents and thought it important to teach the kids the right termI'm assuming that either one of the parents
was a gynae back then.. :lol:
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pardon me for being ignorant, why call Birds and Bees? :?
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from wikipedia ....
\"The birds and the bees\" (sometimes expanded to \"the birds, the bees and the butterflies\") is an English-language idiomatic expression which refers to courtship and sex, and is usually used in reference to teaching someone, often a young child, about sex and pregnancy. The phrase is evocative of the metaphors and euphemisms often used to avoid speaking openly and technically about the subject.
According to tradition, the birds and the bees is a metaphorical story sometimes told to children in an attempt to explain the mechanics and consequence of sexual intercourse through reference to easily observed natural events such as plant pollination. Bees carry pollen, a visible and easy-to-explain form of male sperm, and birds lay eggs, a visible and easy-to-explain version of female eggs -
My dd is in Sec 1. She is still kinda "immatured" compared to her peers…still quite small, childish and "kiddy". Not interested in boys at all. She has no sign of puberty development yet. I have explained to her about the birds and bees while when she was in P6. She is aware on the surface what it mean by "sex". Yesterday, she came back and told me that her friends mentioned about "69" and someother naughty stuff. Her classmate teased her about her purity and sort of explain to her what is 69. I really don’t know what they told her cos she said she is still not clear except that she found it disgusting. I was kinda taken back…cos she asked me to explain further… I went like errr…err…What am I to do? In what manner and to what extent shall i cover…anyone in Notticorner can help??..
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