Kids with language don’t need to experiment to understand.

0:00 When kids understand how babies are made, when they understand sex, [music] you can then have conversations about when things are appropriate, the different risks that are involved, what makes for healthy relationships, how do you have to communicate with partners during sex. All of those things [music] as kids get older become conversations that are on the table because you've established the foundation with your kid. If I was in an environment where people only spoke Spanish [music] and I don't speak Spanish, do you know what I would have to do to try to communicate and figure something out? I would have to [music] act it out. I would have to use gestures because I don't have the language. We tend to almost get it [music] all wrong when it comes to our kids. When our kids have language for something, when they [music] understand something, their curiosity is quenched. When kids don't have language for something and when they don't [music] understand something, but they're curious about it, they actually have to go act things out in their [music] behavior to try to learn. Those kids, the ones who can talk about these topics [music] with parents, those aren't the kids who then have to go explore and try to figure things out through [music] behavior.