Sex education could be defined as the exposure of adolescents to a planned and deliberate sexual orientation to avoid the dangers of premarital sex and prevent them from being victims of sexual abuse.

Sex education is a very important aspect of growing up. There is pressure on children and adolescents to know. Life naturally puts pressure on them to learn. They are curious by nature. They want to learn anything within their environment. Since these categories of people are curious and want to learn anything, it is paramount to teach them. Whether they are thought of at home or not, they will learn. That is why it is very important to teach them at home instead of them learning from their peer group.

The right age to start teaching sex education to your children is between the ages of ten and twelve. In this era or period, there will be physical or biological changes in them that will naturally trigger the consciousness to discover the causes, reasons and needs of the biological changes.

Therefore, it is a good idea to teach them at home so that they do not learn from their friends. Even if they are going to learn from their friends, they should first learn it at home so they know when they are being deceived.

Sex education is more important for girls than for men. Every girl should be able to learn about many, if not all, of the disadvantages of sex for a growing girl, by the age of twelve. The biological changes or physical changes that take place in the girl in this particular period are stimulants for sex. They will be attracted to boys or men.

Guys or men, who are interested in seeing everything in a skirt, except the God-fearing ones, will want to use every possible trick to get the girls into bed. The girls are moved by the words of admiration from boys and men. The girls are delighted to know that I love you from the opposite sex. So if their parents don’t give them sex education, they will be victims of sexual abuse.