What Parents are saying…

God given love for my children and me. Reassurance, knowledge, on going help, DVD0.

To abstain from sex is definitely worth it. God's way is the only way. Very informative especially about STD's.

Daughter (13) participating in session at school - this will facilitate further discussion at home.

Consequences, educational, informative, interesting challenges. Supported me.

How important our lives are. Giving statistics of STD's today as well as how to speak to our teenagers.

It is so important to know the consequences. I will take more affirmative action with my children so they know.

Abstinence is important. Get tested. To enable me to discuss this with my kids. Especially fidelity within marriage. This (STD's) happens even within marriage.

Very convincing reasons for abstinence. Very informative as regards STD's - helped with ways to explain these areas with my kids.

To encourage my children to abstain from close naked contact. It has clarified my daughter's views on abstinence - she is so wise, and I took her views too, sceptically.

Be pro-active in teaching our kids. STD's explained clearly, problems explained clearly.

Helped me to understand the worth of my daughters' and sons' purity. It was a big picture message for me.

Talk to my children more. Didn't realise there were so many STD's.

That boundaries are there for a reason and God really knows what he is doing! Has given me much more relevant and up to date information to be able to base discussions with my children - thank you!

I need to speak to my children on these important issues. Made me realise my responsibility in helping my children through these issues.

As a parent I need always to talk openly with my children that sex is a God given gift and the boundaries He has put into place and why.

That this should have to be compulsory at all schools. Re-instated that there is absolutely nothing to be embarrassed about when talking to our children, the more talking we do, the more chances we have of them realising it's ok to say no.

Our kids have it a lot harder then we ever did. Opens the channel of communication.