Reminds me of those disgusting, heart rending pictures of Liev Schreiber's son (kid couldn't be any more than 7 or 8) being taken to a convention dressed as Harley Quinn from Suicide Squad, basically dressed as a whore, one of Schreiber kissing him on the lips, one of the kid fellating the handlebar of his scooter and a note reading, "I love when my daddy tucks me in at night." You just know that kid's getting bummed 6 ways from Sunday!

Well, when it's coming from hollywood and the music industry I cannot for a moment think its a good thing. Its simply more deception and grooming for the masses that follow this pathetic "artist" and his arranged "wife".

Jews are degenerates.

Well, people should learn the correct anatomical names for their body parts at some point, but I don't really think that it is that big a deal if kids use other names for their body parts. With my kids, we started out when they were very young just referencing either the vagina or penis as a pee-pee. I mean, that was the bodily function associated with that part of the body that they needed to understand, so it wasn't necessary to go into all of that. We just simply stated that boy parts and girl parts look different. As they got older, we referenced them as private parts -- because we wanted to teach the kids about the fact that these are not parts that you show to people whenever you feel like it. There are appropriate places and reasons to show them, but you don't pull down your pants in public, etc. We also wanted the kids to know that these are areas that no one should be touching without having a good reason -- like when a doctor needs to examine you or if mom or dad have to help you get clean after an accident. And, you have the right to keep those parts private and to tell someone that they can't touch you there.

I really think this whole exposing kids to a complete sex education at a very early age is designed more to groom kids rather than helping them overcome any shame over body parts. When you take sex ed in middle school, you can learn the proper names if you haven't already. Until then, as long as you have a name for that body part and can communicate when something is wrong with it that might need medical care -- is it really going to harm a kid if they use the wrong term? I mean, if I go to the doctor because I have a rash on my butt crack, the doctor can still figure out what I mean even though the correct technical term for butt crack is "inter-gluteal cleft". Or if we talk about hitting our "funny bone" which is really not a bone at all but rather comes from the ulnar nerve hitting your humerus. Should we make kids stop saying they hit their funny bone because it isn't "anatomically correct terminology"?

This is PG?

While I disagree that a 2-year old kid should be taught about sexual subjects in-depth, I myself can remember taking showers with my mother when I was younger, and she did the whole "I have these, and you have this" thing to teach me the differences between the genders. I'm kind of on the fence with this one.

Correct names can be brought in a little later maybe 3. Unless you want the child to come up with these names at parties. That always creates a lot of fun. Showering together is a little strange to me. The boy and dad is ok. But the mom, I don't think so. Also when the boys get to puberty I think showering with another male is not appropriate. I know that my husband tells about how they had to shower together in high school (boys only of course) and this created a lot of shame because of joking etc. Also why do we do this to boys? I do not like it. They should stop showering with mom. I remember there was one woman in our group when younger, she decided this was a great idea and had to prove how "in" she was. So whenever her child left the room to go potty, she would always say don't forget to wipe your vagina. I always said, oh, wow! thanks for telling me, I would not have known. She still kept it up. People are way overdoing this stuff. You can always teach them the correct words later on. They are not missing out. The most important thing you can teach a child is to respect him and herself and others. Anatomical Correctness Run Amok.

My son knows girls have different bits to boys but he has no idea about anything else. In the next couole of years i plan on teaching him about pants safety and how no one should be asking him to show them what's in his underwear. He is 3 next week.