Hold on a minute before we move on with our main topic; it's only fair to say I will highlight why parents should introduce their daughters to family planning. If you have a different notion of why the mums and dads should not teach them to plan, please leave your thoughts in the comment section.

Now, moving on swiftly, family planning is an important topic that teenagers should discuss. Parents should openly and honestly discuss family planning with their teenage daughters, including contraception and sexually transmitted infections (STIs).


If you insist not, there are several reasons why parents should introduce family planning to their teenage daughters. Firstly, adolescent pregnancy rates are high in many countries, and unwanted pregnancy can have significant consequences for both the mother and the child. By educating their daughters about contraception and safe sex, parents can help reduce the risk of unwanted pregnancy.

Secondly, discussing family planning with their daughters can help parents establish an open and honest relationship with their children. By discussing sensitive topics such as sex, contraception, and STIs, parents can help their daughters feel comfortable talking to them about other issues they may face.

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Thirdly, educating their daughters about family planning can help them make informed decisions about their bodies and health. It includes making informed decisions about when to have sex, how to protect themselves from STIs, and when to start using contraception.


However, it's essential to approach the topic of family planning with sensitivity and respect for your daughter's privacy. Parents should also ensure their daughters are mature enough to handle the information and have the emotional support they need.

In conclusion, parents should introduce family planning to their teenage daughters to help them make informed decisions about their health and well-being. By having an open and honest conversation about family planning, parents can help reduce the risk of unwanted pregnancy, establish a healthy relationship with their daughters, and promote responsible sexual behaviour.