What harm will parents bring if they don't pay attention to their children's gender education?

If parents do not pay attention to their children's gender education, it may bring the following hazards:

1. Gender Stereotypes and Discrimination: Lack of gender education will lead children to be influenced by traditional gender stereotypes and discriminatory ideas, which will limit their personal development and free choice. They may be bound by gender roles and cannot pursue their real interests and careers.

2. Social estrangement and confusion: The lack of gender education may lead to social estrangement and confusion of children. They may not be able to establish healthy and equal relationships with people of different sexes, and are easily influenced by gender discrimination and prejudice.

3. Gender identity: Lack of gender education may lead children to be confused and uneasy about their gender identity. They may not understand and accept their gender identity, and face internal contradictions and self-identity problems.

4. Lack of education on sexual health and relationships: Gender education also includes education on sexual health and relationships. If parents do not attach importance to gender education, children may lack the necessary knowledge and awareness of sexual health and sexual relations, and are easily affected by gender prejudice, sexual violence, sexual harassment and other issues.

5. Continuation of traditional gender roles: Lack of gender education will lead to the continuation of traditional gender roles. Children may be expected and pressured by traditional gender roles and cannot freely express their interests, hobbies and personalities.

In order to avoid these hazards, parents should attach importance to gender education and provide gender education content suitable for children's age and development stage. They should teach children the values of gender equality and respect, and encourage them to pursue personal goals according to their interests and abilities, regardless of traditional gender roles or non-traditional gender roles. In addition, parents should provide appropriate education on sexual health and sexual relations to help children establish healthy sexual concepts and awareness.