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Asked: 4 years ago2020-03-23T17:43:37+03:00 2020-03-23T17:43:37+03:00In: Sexuality

Sex and Contraceptives

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In my line of work, I have encountered several female pre-teens and teenagers on Contraceptives.

Christians, Muslims, and Asians alike. It got me wondering as to whether the sex talk isn’t working or parents just don’t trust their kids enough.

If you introduced your twelve-year-old daughter to a contraceptive, isn’t this just giving them permission to one, engage in sex at such a tender age and two, do so without protection?

Given that this does not protect them from STIs, Would you consider making that decision for your child? And why?

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  1. Moh Babe
    Moh Babe Speaker I am a lover of life.
    2022-07-26T15:54:15+03:00Added an answer about 1 year ago

    I feel like with this generation,children should be taught about contraceptives irregardless of how young they are as it would impact knowledge on them and somehow prevent unwanted pregnancies.

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  2. Josephine Akoth
    Josephine Akoth Listener Peer Educator
    2022-07-25T22:55:26+03:00Added an answer about 1 year ago

    I rather have them introduced to that knowledge and be supportive enough to provide them with protection at that age to prevent dealing with unplanned pregnancy or attempted unsafe abortion. We can make decisions on their behalf but we cannot control what they choose to do.

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  3. Mevin Cheruiyot
    Mevin Cheruiyot Participant Journalist
    2022-11-09T22:59:57+03:00Added an answer about 11 months ago

    Peer pressure among teens is stronger now than it has ever been. The best thing a parent can do is protect the future of their children in whichever way they deem fit.

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  4. Mercy Korir
    Mercy Korir
    2022-11-10T18:04:57+03:00Added an answer about 11 months ago

    No! I won’t allow my child to use contraceptives. As a parent, I would always make my daughter understand the importance of chastity in women. Educating her on the dangers of engaging in sex before marriage would be my priority so that she will be able to protect her dignity and self respect.

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  6. Victor Rotich
    Victor Rotich Speaker Diploma
    2022-11-14T16:10:07+03:00Added an answer about 10 months ago

    This is a very challenging chore to parents because if they yeach their teenage children on contraception, it is like they are allowing them to have sex at such a younger age. If they don’t, there children always end up messing. It is a very tricky responsibility for parents.

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