Nearly half of parents are ashamed to talk about sex with their children

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A survey released by the All-China Women’s Federation earlier this year It shows that sex education is seriously lacking in Chinese families. In 2007, the All-China Women’s Federation launched a national sample survey on the educational status of minors’ families. The survey report said that 54% of parents have never talked about "what to do when encountering sexual harassment", and 29.5% of parents have talked about it a little; about "how to deal with physiological changes during puberty", 41.6% of parents have not talked about it. , 39.5% of parents have talked about it a little bit.

The report said that children who experience physiological changes during puberty often “don’t know what to do” and “feel helpless when their parents are not around.” The proportion of girls who feel "fearful" is 10 percentage points higher than that of boys. The survey also showed that the sleep duration of children and teenagers of all ages in China does not meet national regulations, and their physical development may be affected. Two-thirds of children in our country do not have the habit of taking a nap or have no conditions for taking a nap.

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