How Do I Talk About Sex With My Teenager?
Kara Powell offers tips and strategies for parents of teenagers and younger children.
Kara Powell offers tips and strategies for parents of teenagers and younger children.
Maybe that’s why this Christianity Today review of a new book (a book I haven’t read yet) called Girls Uncovered: New Research on What America’s Sexual Culture Does to Young Women hit me so hard.
I don’t think many would disagree with me that teenagers and emerging adults are confused about sex.
According to a Wall Street Journal summary of new study of tween dating habits and attitudes, some elements of dating have changed in the last 30 years and some haven’t.
The rate at which teenage bodies are getting altered by elective surgery is astounding.
You might have seen the headline this week, as it’s been circulating heavily around social media conversations
Research has been documenting a drop in the age of the onset of puberty, in particular for girls.
The latest report shows less than half of teens having sex.
Recently the CDC released a report on “Youth Risk Behavior Surveillance” (sounds top-secret, doesn’t it?) focused on teen sexual health. The report zeroes in on 9th-12th-graders who identify as gay, lesbian, or bisexual.
Christian kids may hold with a high view of marriage, but that view has very weak legs when it tries to walk out dating relationships.