Many parents feel uneasy when it comes to talking to their kids about sex—it’s a tricky subject, and you’re not alone if it makes you uncomfortable. But the question is: when’s the right time to start? Should you bring it up before they hit adolescence or wait until they’re teenagers?  In this Language of Love Session, I’m chatting with Linda, a listener who recently found herself knowing she needs to have the long-overdue “talk” with her 16-year-old daughter, but she’s torn. How do you start that kind of conversation without sounding judgmental or making it super awkward? We dive into how to navigate these critical conversations with care, respect, and a little bit of humor—because, let’s face it, we all need a bit of that when it comes to talking about sex with our kids!  In this session, we cover:  The importance of early conversations about sex with kids My tips and tools for how and what to cover in sex ed with your kids  Effective approaches for parents to address sexual health and safety Creating the kind of dialogue with kids that keep them confiding in and talking to you  Empowering children to understand their sexual desires as part of healthy sexuality  My book, Talking to Your Kids About Sex: Turning “The Talk” Into a Conversation for Life is an invaluable resource for having those important discussions with your kids. Also, be sure to visit my website for tailored courses like “Quantum Sex” and others that are designed to meet your needs. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices