Have posted in education but posting here for traffic.
Dd came home from school today having had sex ed at school for the past 2 days.
I've always been very open with her and have answered questions as they've come up, so no big revelations this week.
However, she told me today that the boys were taught how to shave by male teacher, and girls were taught how to shave their legs. This just doesn't sit right with me. I know 99% of women do shave their legs and it's something I've already talked to dd about as she asked me last year about it and I told her she has to wait til end of year 6 before she starts secondary to do it.
I just feel it's a bit presumptuous and suggests all girls should. Maybe I'm being bit uptight about it but I don't like the message it sends. Is this normal to teach this as park of sex ed?
Thanks
AIBU?
Sex ed - shaving legs in year 5
Candycoco · 02/07/2015 23:24
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