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Parents want their children to grow up to be healthy, happy and financially secure adults. Part of this challenge includes raising a sexually healthy child, a responsibility that often isn’t openly discussed and for which parents receive little, if any, expert guidance. Sexually healthy adults begin as children who are raised in sexually healthy families. In such a family, parents understand that teaching their children about sexuality is just as impor‐ tant as teaching them about safety, human values and healthy decision-making. Each member of a sexually healthy family is treated with dignity and respect, and family members can discuss sexual issues in a comfortable and frank manner [1]. When many people hear the word “sexuality”, they often hear only the first syllable. Sexuality is not the same as sex. Sexuality includes everything that defines us as girls and boys, men and women. Teaching children about sexuality requires more than simply explaining anatomy and reproduction it means talking to them about relationships, families, parenthood and good decision-making. Sexuality encompasses our physical development, sexual knowl‐ edge, attitudes, values and behaviours it is shaped not solely by our biology and psychology, but also by our culture, family history, education and experiences [2].

Raising Children for a Healthy Sexual Relationship in Adulthood