Should parents

[legendis.god]

Should parents put condoms in their childrens lunchboxes ?
After the recent stories of secondary schoolpupils getting others pregnant and the rise in stds amongst the same age group.

Should parents shove a 3 pack in next to the cheese strings and the sandwiches?

May soud extreme but i believe they can get them in secondary schools in england and also the morning after pill too.

But still they must be too shy to ask for them .

So condoms with the crisps and apples ?

[Octavius]

No

[puddicat]

youre in da reef why should it bother u the decline in morals in the uk?

[knobby,]

Ot Ohhhhh You trying to do a joko here then leg?

But the one thing that makes you different from joko is that you dont make it up.

Joko just makes it up for attention and it does not hear things but makes things up.
And then posts on here for effect

[obNOXious]

No, but parent's should have a sufficiently open relationship with their kids, who they should have fully informed about their personal, social and emotional responsibilities for the kids to be able to ask their advice on the matter and contraception should be available if the teenager becomes sexually active.

[legendis.god]

knobby plase answer the question.


The thing that annoys me most about it is during school holidays if im home

you cant get moving in the shopping centers for young girls pushing their kids about in buggies ,
when they go back to schoool its much quieter.

[legendis.god]

So if they are informed and having sex.

Then " contraception should be available if the teenager becomes sexually active. "

How should this be provided?
With dinner money?
In a small envelope?
Perhaps shoved inside their nintendo ds case?


Or maybe put in the luchbox without comment to save any further embaresssment?


Or neither?

[obNOXious]

Personally I have never done any of those things regarding providing my teenagers who are ( or I think might be) sexually active. They have always been informed enough to know where to obtain relevant contraception and their weekly allowance took 'emergency purchases' into account. Bit of a weird question if you ask me.

[legendis.god]

Not weird at all seeing as they can get them in their schoolsin england for free but dont.
otherwise why is there a rise in teenage stds and pregnancies far beyond any other eu country in the uk ?

So it would seem to be both relevant and to counter your opinion.
Perhaps youre out of touch with the harsh realities?

[knobby,]

Nobody put a condom in my launch box when I was a kid leg as they did not have launch boxes when I went to school did they?

I have answered now

[obNOXious]

No I don't think I am out of touch with anything, if you recall I said that it was important to have as suitably open relationship with your kids, so that they are well informed and won't make a mistake. Oddly despite being SOOOO out of touch none of my kids have either fatherd a child yet and some of them are well into their 20's now. Weird aint it?

[legendis.god]

seems the question was a bit difficult for some .
oh well

[squillakid]

Should parents
Should parents put condoms in their childrens lunchboxes ?

I dont think i like the hidden meaning in your sick post!

[brenda]

If they were included in lunch boxes,at least it could explain why so many kids leave the senior school almost illiterate, they'd have been too busy sh***ing.

[knobby,]

Donty worry squekakid.

We will all outlast you

[dot.hawkes]

have you the statistics for the rise in std's amongst school age children? You site a rise in the instances, have you any figures to give us an idea of the scale of the problem? Is there a particular part of the UK that the rise is more prevailent?