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Teaching Kids Healthy Sexuality using the DRIVE Framework

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Teaching kids about healthy sexuality requires a thoughtful approach that prepares them for marriage, much like teaching them to drive requires instruction before handing over the keys.
• The DRIVE framework provides a comprehensive approach to sex education within families
• D for Dialogue: Keep conversations open, ongoing, and age-appropriate
• R for Respect: Teach children to view their bodies and sexuality as sacred
• I for Instruction: Provide education that matches developmental stages
• V for Values: Ground all conversations in family values about marriage and commitment
• E for Expectation: Build positive anticipation for intimacy within marriage
• Common myths about sex education can undermine effective teaching
• Fear-based messaging creates the problematic "no-no-no, go-go-go" dynamic
• Children need consistent, positive messaging about sexuality as God's gift for marriage
• Parents should model appropriate affection and open communication
If you have questions or need additional resources to talk to your children about sex and sexuality, please email me at [email protected], and check out my upcoming book "Bad Marriage Advice."
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Chapters

1. Introduction and Book Announcement (00:00:00)

2. The Driver's License Analogy (00:02:00)

3. Five Common Myths About Sex Education (00:05:40)

4. The DRIVE Framework Introduction (00:10:47)

5. D for Dialogue: Open Communication (00:11:10)

6. R for Respect: Sacred View of Sexuality (00:14:56)

7. I for Instruction: Age-Appropriate Education (00:19:07)

8. V for Values: Family Principles (00:22:32)

9. E for Expectation: Positive Anticipation (00:25:37)

10. Conclusion and Final Thoughts (00:29:46)

337 episodes

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Manage episode 497248269 series 2087733
Content provided by Monica Tanner - Marriage and Intimacy Coach for Christian Couples, Monica Tanner - Marriage, and Intimacy Coach for Christian Couples. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Monica Tanner - Marriage and Intimacy Coach for Christian Couples, Monica Tanner - Marriage, and Intimacy Coach for Christian Couples or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://podcastplayer.com/legal.

Teaching kids about healthy sexuality requires a thoughtful approach that prepares them for marriage, much like teaching them to drive requires instruction before handing over the keys.
• The DRIVE framework provides a comprehensive approach to sex education within families
• D for Dialogue: Keep conversations open, ongoing, and age-appropriate
• R for Respect: Teach children to view their bodies and sexuality as sacred
• I for Instruction: Provide education that matches developmental stages
• V for Values: Ground all conversations in family values about marriage and commitment
• E for Expectation: Build positive anticipation for intimacy within marriage
• Common myths about sex education can undermine effective teaching
• Fear-based messaging creates the problematic "no-no-no, go-go-go" dynamic
• Children need consistent, positive messaging about sexuality as God's gift for marriage
• Parents should model appropriate affection and open communication
If you have questions or need additional resources to talk to your children about sex and sexuality, please email me at [email protected], and check out my upcoming book "Bad Marriage Advice."
Send us a text

  continue reading

Chapters

1. Introduction and Book Announcement (00:00:00)

2. The Driver's License Analogy (00:02:00)

3. Five Common Myths About Sex Education (00:05:40)

4. The DRIVE Framework Introduction (00:10:47)

5. D for Dialogue: Open Communication (00:11:10)

6. R for Respect: Sacred View of Sexuality (00:14:56)

7. I for Instruction: Age-Appropriate Education (00:19:07)

8. V for Values: Family Principles (00:22:32)

9. E for Expectation: Positive Anticipation (00:25:37)

10. Conclusion and Final Thoughts (00:29:46)

337 episodes

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