Sweden, Well done.

[undercoverbrother]

Originally Posted by GreenLantern2814

So if she's mature enough to want an answer, tell her the truth. Or make one up. It's your kid.

Just because she wants the answer doesn't mean she is old enough to understand the answer or apprecaite the answer.

Originally Posted by TorqueDog

Just as grandma dying takes away a parent's decision on when to have a healthy discussion with their child about death? Growing up doesn't have a set timeline of when things happen, when things get talked about. If it happens, well I guess that's as good a time as any.

While both are large steps in "growing up" death does not hold all the stigma that sex can in some circles. I would rather have the introduction to sex be a bit more controlled and planned.

As an aside, if I ever have kids, I hope they emulate your daughter in the sense that they want reasons behind the things they're told instead of just accepting things.

Thanks she has an amazing mind, one that thirsts for knowledge and information. As a parent it is both a blessing and a curse.

[GreenLantern2814]

Originally Posted by undercoverbrother

Just because she wants the answer doesn't mean she is old enough to understand the answer or apprecaite the answer.




While both are large steps in "growing up" death does not hold all the stigma that sex can in some circles. I would rather have the introduction to sex be a bit more controlled and planned.



Thanks she has an amazing mind, one that thirsts for knowledge and information. As a parent it is both a blessing and a curse.

Again. It's your kid. In the EXTREMELY unlikely event that you find yourself in this situation, you have a parenting decision to make. Godspeed.