Talk to your daughter about her genitals

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Exploring "Down There"

Talk to your daughter about her genitals

Exploring "Down There"

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When Should You Have ‘The Talk’ With Your Kids?

O n 31 January I answered a problem from a reader asking what to call her daughter's genitals - something that wasn't too twee, euphemistic or overly anatomical. I asked other readers how they dealt with this; many of you replied. I forgot to ask if people minded if I used their names or not, so I've played it safe and made everyone fairly anonymous.

I received a lot of stereotypical, bad advice when I found out I was having a daughter, but the one I hated the most was, "with a boy, you only have to worry about one penis. With a girl, you have to worry about all of them. And for two reasons. One, my daughter may be attracted to girls, so go ahead and drop this archaic "advice. Look, I get the gist of the statement, but the world should be more concerned with learning ways to explain penises to your daughter and less on how to make her afraid of them.