Congratulations! You've found an intimacy site that you don't have to click off of the moment your kids walk in to the room. Some of the topics we deal with are appropriate for teenagers; some are not. Only you can decide how to qualify that for your child. We suggest you use parental control options that you feel are in your child's best interest.
That said, we also strongly encourage parents to evaluate our site with regard to potential pages that you may want to make available to your older children. Yes, this is an adult site which openly discusses the topic of intimacy. But it is also a site that covers so much more than sex. Many of our topics are a stretch even for adults to discuss. ZARZAND™ hopes to help make it less intimidating for the parents who choose to bring these topics to the attention of their kids as the right time presents itself. For some of you, this might be your first dialogue with your son or daughter, so you’re writing on a blank slate. Others may have a child who is already sexually active or who has been introduced to the topic of sex in ways you weren’t fully prepared for. Maybe your son or daughter won’t feel as ready to talk as you do. Opening a line of communication can be a real struggle. In any case, we’re here to offer you encouragement and support. An entire section is dedicated to parents under the LEARNING TO TALK issue button, along with dialogue examples helping kids approach and talk to their parents.
There are many great reasons to teach our children how to talk and ask questions about what’s on their minds in all areas. When it comes to matters of intimacy, sex, sexuality and anatomy, we cannot only give our children a better understanding of what we want them to know (rather than allowing someone else to), but we can do it in ways that show them we value and respect these topics. Talk to your kids. Be their best resource and their first option for learning about these issues.
