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[Sex education of children and adolescents].

The question in everyone’s mind is that at what age sex information should be given to children. The correct approach is that whenever, like in the case of other information, the child wants to know about some aspect of this subject, tell him only as much as he has asked. For sex education nobody can be a better guide than parents. When parents become guides and friends, a child will not be afraid of asking the question he/she has in the mind. A child starts asking questions as soon as he starts talking and those include questions related to the sexual parts of the body.