My son is 12 and I don’t let him say any bad words like hell. He also knows nothing about pregnancies and puberty. He is now getting private with his stuff and wants 'privacy'. What should I do?

mportant to recognize that he will naturally start to become more curious about his changing body and the world around him.

In regards to his desire for privacy, it's important to respect his boundaries and understand that it's a normal part of his development to want more independence and privacy. However, it's still important to maintain open communication with him about any concerns or issues he may have.

One approach could be to start gradually introducing age-appropriate information about puberty and sexuality. You can look for resources such as books or online articles that present this information in a way that is easy for him to understand. You can also let him know that he can come to you with any questions or concerns he may have.

Regarding his language use, you can explain to him that certain words may be considered inappropriate or offensive to some people and ask him to refrain from using them. You can also try to model positive language and encourage him to use respectful language when talking to others.

Overall, it's important to approach these topics with patience, openness, and sensitivity, and to let your son know that you are there to support him as he navigates through his adolescent years.