This document outlines ten commandments for "Rocking Your Family" and discusses talking to kids about sex. The ten commandments emphasize the parent's role, catching truth through actions not just words, blessing children, prioritizing marriage, spending time with family, teaching life skills, and honestly discussing sex. It notes talking about sex can be scary but is important, and kids may feel embarrassed if parents are. Parents are encouraged to teach kids how to respond if exposed to explicit content and give ideas to remove themselves from inappropriate situations, and explain what is and isn't appropriate. The homework suggests creating a rite of passage and discussing a list of sex terms with children.

1. X3 Rock Your Family
Session 11: Talking Sex With Your Kids

2. Ten Commandments of
Rock Your Family

3. Ten Commandments of
Rock Your Family
• #1) “I am the parent and you are not”

4. Ten Commandments of
Rock Your Family
• #1) “I am the parent and you are not”
• #2) Truth is caught more than taught

5. Ten Commandments of
Rock Your Family
• #1) “I am the parent and you are not”
• #2) Truth is caught more than taught
• #3) Give the blessing

6. Ten Commandments of
Rock Your Family
• #1) “I am the parent and you are not”
• #2) Truth is caught more than taught
• #3) Give the blessing
• #4) Remember your marriage & keep it a
priority

7. Ten Commandments of
Rock Your Family
• #5) Get home

8. Ten Commandments of
Rock Your Family
• #5) Get home
• #6) Teach life skills daily

9. Ten Commandments of
Rock Your Family
• #5) Get home
• #6) Teach life skills daily
• #7) Talk honestly about sex

10. Talk About Sex
• For parents sex is a scary subject

11. Talk About Sex
• For parents sex is a scary subject
• But it must be talked about

12. Talk About Sex
• For parents sex is a scary subject
• But it must be talked about
• If weʼre embarrassed theyʼll be embarrassed

13. Talk About Sex
• For parents sex is a scary subject
• But it must be talked about
• If weʼre embarrassed theyʼll be embarrassed
• Be open with them

14. Talk About Sex
• Teach your children how to respond when
exposed to explicit content

15. Talk About Sex
• Teach your children how to respond when
exposed to explicit content
• Give them ideas how to flee those situations

16. Talk About Sex
• Teach your children how to respond when
exposed to explicit content
• Give them ideas how to flee those situations
• Explain what is appropriate and what is not
appropriate

17. Homework

18. Homework
• Create a rite of passage for your sons or
daughters

19. Homework
• Create a rite of passage for your sons or
daughters
• Create a list of terms about sex and
discuss them with your sons or daughters