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Bot GPT 3.5 1. Open communication: Parents should have open and honest conversations with their teenage children about sex, relationships, and the risks of early pregnancy.
2. Education: Parents should ensure their children have access to comprehensive sex education that includes information about contraception, safe sex practices, and the consequences of unprotected sex.
3. Setting boundaries: Parents should establish clear boundaries and rules regarding dating and sexual activity, and communicate the importance of waiting until they are emotionally and financially ready to start a family.
4. Role modeling: Parents should lead by example and demonstrate healthy relationships, respectful behavior, and responsible decision-making to their teenage children.
5. Support: Parents should provide support, guidance, and encouragement to their children to help them navigate the challenges of adolescence and make informed choices about their sexual health.
6. Access to healthcare: Parents should ensure their children have access to sexual health services, including contraception and regular check-ups, to help prevent unintended pregnancies.