Talk With Your Kids tag:typepad.com,2003:weblog-210606 2010-06-15T16:37:07Z “Talk with Your Kids,” a new effort by the California Family Health Council, Inc., to help prevent teen pregnancy and the spread of sexually transmitted disease by encouraging parents to talk with their children about sex. Parents can make a difference. Teens tell researchers that it would be much easier to postpone sexual activity if they were able to have open, honest conversations with their parents about sexual topics. TypePad
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 TalkWithYourKids.org Re-Launched - Now in Spanish! tag:typepad.com,2003:post-6a00d8341c794353ef01348444cdb8970c 2010-06-15T09:37:07-07:00 2010-06-15T16:37:07Z 2010-06-15T16:37:07Z (As part of our relaunch, the TalkWithYourKids.org blog has been moved to http://www.talkwithyourkids.org/pages/blog. Please update your bookmarks accordingly.) I am pleased to announce that the parent section of CFHC’s parent-child communication website, www.TalkWithYourKids.org, is now available in Spanish! Click on... cfhcweblog For Health Professionals For Parents For Youth Home Page

(As part of our relaunch, the TalkWithYourKids.org blog has been moved to http://www.talkwithyourkids.org/pages/blog. Please update your bookmarks accordingly.)

I am pleased to announce that the parent section of CFHC’s parent-child communication website, www.TalkWithYourKids.org, is now available in Spanish!

Click on the link in the upper right-hand corner of each page that says “Para Padres en Espanol” to get to the parent's section. You can also navigate by finding the link at the bottom of each page the will take you to the equivelant Spanish version.

This cultural-adaptation greatly improves access to this important resource for parents in California, and the rest of the nation. Now, even more parents can learn about keeping their children safe and healthy by talking with their kids about sex (sexo), healthy relationships (las relaciones saludables) and health care (hablemos sobre la atención médica).

The Special Focus (Enfoque Especial) section of the website was also adapted into Spanish and provides additional information to parents about preventing sexual coercion (presión sexual) and confidentiality and mandated reporting (confidencialidad y el informe obligatorio).

In addition to our "What's New" blog, you can also follow TalkWithYourKids.org on Facebook and Twitter. Start the conversation today!

 http://cfhcweblog.typepad.com/talkwithyourkids/2010/06/talkwithyourkidsorg-relaunched-now-in-spanish.html