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Raising someone who asks first

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Working description: Consent, pressure and boundaries, including 'you don't owe anyone'.

Why this matters now

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Why this conversation matters at this age, numbered to the sources: T16, T26.

How to start

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Ways in that don't feel like a lecture: small pieces, ordinary moments, before it's needed.

Questions to talk through together

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Three or four questions or scenarios to talk through, from the sources.

If they tell you something

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How to respond if your teen tells you about something that happened to them or a friend, and where to get help. Needs expert review.

Sources

  1. loveisrespect: warning signs · types of abuse · helping your teen set boundaries (National Domestic Violence Hotline) (T16)
  2. Expect Respect · Helping Teens Make Choices About Sex · Teen Dating Violence: Tips for Parents (AAP / HealthyChildren.org) (T26)

Summarized from public sources with the help of AI, reviewed by Stacy Willis.

This lesson grows up with them

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