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Our experts offer pointers to parents on how to broach "the birds and the bees" with young people.

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Our experts offer pointers to parents on how to broach the subject with young people:

When it Comes to Talking About Sex, Should the Church Lead the Conversation?

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Rose Gamblin, principal at the Baltimore White Marsh Adventist School in Baltimore, has done extensive research and authored three books about the media’s effect on children, including Is the Media Hurting My Child? She says we should be concerned about these five major areas of the brain:

Bob and Barbara Brostrom, members of Chesapeake Conference’s Williamsport (Md.) church, have seven kids, including three teenagers and “survived” an entire week without TV, Internet, social media, video games, texts, even unnecessary phone calls. What did they do during that time?

Bob and Barbara Brostrom, members of Chesapeake Conference’s Williamsport (Md.) church, have seven kids, including three teenagers that still live in their West Virginia home. It’s no shock that media plays an important role in their lives. Could they “survive” an entire week without it—no TV, Internet, social media, video games, texts, even unnecessary phone calls?

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