Parents Not Following Child Development

Jakarta, Kompas - In the midst of the limited reproductive health education, the cheapness of technology products, and easy access to information, the teen's parents educate patterns have not changed much. Reproductive health is still taboo discussed in the family. As a result, teens get the wrong information.

"Parents have to be the party most do not know the development of their children," said Baby Jim Aditya, humanitarian workers field of HIV / AIDS, sexuality, and drugs in the focus groups Socialization Program for Population and Family Planning Media Through Thursday (21/2), in Jakarta .
Baby of experience providing reproductive health education in schools, both public and faith-based schools, it was revealed that many teens do not know the ins and outs of reproductive health. Some young women do not know the reproductive organs and functions. Many of them also do not understand the risk of sexual acts.
Meanwhile, the young man received a lot of information about reproductive health is wrong. The reason, they are porn video reference that can be obtained easily. There is also a 16 year old teenager who had sex with seven different girls, but do not understand about HIV.
When things happen that are considered shameful, children subjected to parental anger. "In fact, parents do not teach reproductive health to their children because they do not know about reproductive health," said Baby.
Reproductive health education is not to teach sex, but teach respect for gender and negotiating skills to refuse sex. Ignorance about reproductive health, adolescents and parents, prompting many early marriage.
Doctors reproductive health counselors Hernalom Gultom said early marriages lot to do with economic or religious reasons, that rather than commit adultery. Parents sometimes a driver.
"Marriage at high risk for early adolescent reproductive organs are not ready," he said. This could potentially increase maternal deaths, disrupt development of the child due to the parent who is not ready to be a parent, to extend the fertile period of women could lead to a population explosion.
Sources: http://health.kompas.com/read/2013/02/23/07303355/