What's an Erection? Why is My Penis Hard? (how to layer this answer at each age range)

Erections can happen early and often and your child with a penis may ask you why is their penis getting bigger or why is the penis hard? I explain how I would answer this question to a child in each age range and why it's also important to explain what's an erection to your child with a female reproductive system. What's an Erection? Many adults associate erections with sexual arousal, and while that may be one reason an adult or teen gets an erection, it is not a reason for children. Explaining why erections happen, what to do if a child gets an erection, and talking about this common and healthy bodily function with your child is important! If you aren't sure what to say - I give you simple scripts that you can use when having this sex talk with your kid.

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Timestamps
0:00 - the Pornhub Podcast with Asa Akira
0:27 - Myth or Fact
1:30 - What's an Erection? Primary & Intermediate Age Response
2:30 - What is an Erection? Middle & High School Age Response
3:49 - Explaining Erections to Females & Individuals without a Penis

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Your religious, cultural, and family values are an important aspect to the sex talks and I want you to include them in your talks with your child after providing medically-accurate and age-appropriate sex education first. Family values are an integral part to the sex talks with your child after you first explain the medically-accurate sexual health information in an age-appropriate way. Then, absolutely, you can include your family values.

What you will find in my videos:
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🌱Examples of how I've answered a sex question with my own kids
📒Scripts that can give you the words to say in order to start the conversation and keep it going
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