Q&A: Kids' Questions, Parents' Answers

Q&A provides information and guidance to help parents answer the tough questions their children ask, including information about sexual activity. American parents and their adolescents overwhelmingly agree that sexual issues should be taught in the home. However, over one-third of adolescents say they have never had a helpful conversation about sex with their parents. Q&A will help parents open the lines of communication with their children to provide beneficial information.

"Are you, like lots of parents, agonizing over how to talk about sexual matters with your child? Agonize no more! (The National Physicians Center for Family Resources) has produced a helpful booklet, Sex Q&A: Kids' Questions - Parents' Answers. Every imaginable question is dealt with, and the answers are abstinence-centered. It's the best guide of its type I've seen."
John Rosemond, Family Psychologist and Parenting Columnist

"As I talk to both parents and young people around the country, I realize that there is poor communication between most parents and their children about sex. This is unfortunate because most young people will do what their parents want them to do if they just know what their parents believe... The information in this book is very clear, very concise, and very direct. I believe you will find it extremely helpful in breaking down the barriers of discussing sex with your child."
Dr. Joe S. McIlhaney, Jr., The Medical Institute