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Originally Posted by slickbitty
When they ask. And be honest with them. Use actual terms for anatomy and the act of having sex. Of course you tailor it to the age of the child. My two year old was pointing at my breasts the other day, and asked what they were I told her the straight up truth, they're breasts, and all women have them. That was the answer, she went right back to running around the house and hasn't asked since. All children are different, but I'm sure as responsible parents, if we are doing what we should to raise our children properly, this won't be a problem for many of us.
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Not poking fun, but u ever wonder what she'll say upon see'n some of today's track and field, basketball players and God forbid female weight lifters!
Many with no breasts to speak of or hardly see even impression of breasts...
May I ask whacha tell'er then? But I like the b n straight up and sometimes breaking it down a bit...
One of our sons used to creep into our bedroom; we'd or my wife would wake up to him sliding off the bed say'n: Ha! I got yo breast milk!!! I thought he was thru with ummi's breast milk - the boy was always a character...