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INTRODUCTION: IS THIS ANOTHER ARTICLE TELLING ME HOW TO BRING UP MY CHILDREN?

27/03/09

No. It’s a articles that, by increasing your insight and understanding of the whole subject of sexuality and love, should help you understand your own and your children’s complex emotions and feelings in situations as different as birth and breastfeeding; dealing with your pubertal daughter;-influencing your teenage son; wondering what to do about your child living with his or her boyfriend or girlfriend; reassessing marriage in general and your own in particular; sex problems within your marriage; worries about old age; and much, much more.

No one has the right to tell people what to do when it comes to bringing up their children but there are many errors that people make in this area. Clinical experience of dealing with these problems enables us to help the reader because he or she can learn from thousands of other people’s mistakes — hopefully before they make them themselves. It’s easy to say that there are no absolute rights or wrongs about family sexuality and that whatever you do your children will turn out all right but this simply isn’t true. None of us can hope to bring up perfect human beings but we can do our very best to reduce negative influences by a little informed thought – and care. Whatever happens in the formal world of sex education the majority of influences on a child (and therefore on that person as an adult) come from his or her parents. Because of this we owe it not only to our children but also to their spouses and children to get things as right as we can in the first twenty years or so of their lives.