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Health Issues > Tips from Family Planning

Family Planning

Children live in a world where they receive sexual messages daily, from television, music, advertising and from their friends.

Sex is often joked about and discussed in a derogatory or stereotyped way. It’s important that children receive positive messages about sexuality.

Teaching about sexuality is an ongoing reponsiblility, not just a ‘one-off’ talk. As with other subjects such as road safety, math or even painting, information about sexuality should be given in an age-appropriate response.

Whatever age your children are, it’s never too late to start. Let them know this is an important subject and one that your are happy to talk about.

For further information please contact FPQ (Family Planning Queensland)
Ph. 5479 0755
or visit
www.fpq.com.au

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This website was last updated 17 February 2009
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