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As a new mother herself, Brenda Lohman admits to being shocked by the results of a new study she co-authored. It found that among nearly 1,000 low-income families in three major cities, one in four children between the ages of 11 and 16 reported having sex, with their first sexual intercourse experience occurring at the average age of 12.77.
"So if 12 years was the average age here, that meant that some kids were starting at 10 or younger," said Lohman, an Iowa State University associate professor of human development and family studies (HDFS). "A handful of kids reported having sex as early as 8 or 9. We know from our follow-up interviews that one boy who reported having sexual intercourse for the first time at age nine had fathered four children by the time he was 18."
"Those people who say that kids don't have sex at that young of age should think again," she said. "Definitely the age is the most shocking thing about this study."
Tina Jordahl, a former Iowa State HDFS and public policy graduate student who is now a market research specialist with Hospice of Central Iowa, collaborated with Lohman on the study. It analyzes data from the "Welfare, Children and Families: A Three-City Study" -- a six-year longitudinal investigation of low-income families living in Boston, Chicago and San Antonio. Their paper, titled "A biological analysis of risk and protective factors associated with early sexual intercourse of young adolescents," was posted online in the Children and Youth Services Review and will be published in an upcoming issue of the journal.
Interview data for the study was first collected in 1999 on youth between the ages of 10 and 14, and again in 2001. Lohman says she also has data collected in 2006 from the same subjects, who were between 16 and 20 by that time.
Boys having sex earlier, more often than girls
In the study, boys reported their first sexual intercourse at younger ages (averaging 12.48) than girls (13.16). Boys also had nearly 10 percent higher frequency of intercourse than girls and were also more likely to experience sexual debut (20 percent to 14 percent) between the two years when the first two waves of data were collected.
Recent national research has found that 13 percent of girls and 15 percent of boys have had sex by the time they're 16. Lohman says that means the rate of sex among her low-income sample is only slightly higher among the girls, but almost double among the boys
"The ages [of sexual debut] are a bit younger than the national samples, but not alarmingly so," she said.
African Americans also had 12 percent more early sexual intercourse than whites (29 to 17 percent respectively), although racial differences did not change the age of their first intercourse.
The authors report that periods of instability in family structure and welfare use serve as risk factors for early sexual activity. They found that additional maternal education -- beyond a high school level -- was found to inhibit some of that activity.
"That can be for multiple reasons," Lohman said. "It can be that mothers have better paying jobs and more stable home environment and they're less likely to be in stressful circumstances. It could also be that mothers then have greater cognitive capacities to sort of sit down and discuss the pros and cons of waiting to have sex until you're older."
For that reason, the researchers propose allotting public funding to increase maternal education as a way to reduce early sexual promiscuity among their children.
Juvenile deliquency increases early sexual activity
The study also found the youths' involvement in delinquent acts drastically increases the chances of early sexual activity.
Because of the gender differences in sexual debut, the authors also urge more gender-specific prevention programs that are implemented at earlier ages, especially among high risk populations.
"It may be that boys and girls, starting at younger ages, should have these programs that are designed separately by gender before they're moved back together over time," Lohman said. "And yes, they must start much, much younger than they do now. You have to start before those young kids -- 10 or even younger -- start becoming sexually active."
Lohman is currently working on research to determine the relationship between obesity and teen sexuality. She hopes to publish results from that study within the year.
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Low-income Kids Report First Sexual Intercourse At 12 Years Of Age In New National Study
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A new study of nearly 1,000 low-income families in three major cities found that one in four children between the ages of 11 and 16 reported having sex, with their first sexual intercourse occurring at the average age of 12.77.

Hi there, readers. This is another one of those slightly over-share-y type posts so if you are prudish, easily offended or my dad, look away now.
This is also a story of the perils of a town-house where the master bedroom has no door. Seriously, our bedroom has no door. It’s at the top of the stairs, on the third floor, it’s a bit lofty. It looks cute, but I remember thinking, “hmmm… this might be problematic for the old marital relations“, when we viewed the house. But we’d just moved back to Australia from the UK and needed a place to live, so I pushed that worry away and blithely congratulated myself on the fact that my kids know how to stay in their beds.
Now, I’m not gonna lie, I was smug. Smug, smug, smug. After I had my first child, Ollie, I turned into one of those obsessive, over-protective parents. I just did. He didn’t even sniff chocolate till he was three-years-old. He ate all the vegetables. I was all over the sodium, the sugar, the additives. I mean, when my Dad gave him a Malteser, I s-t the bed. Grandma and Grandpa gave him Coco Pops? I took that like a declaration of war. If he was at a soft-play centre I was right there having an actual nervous break-down in case the padding wasn’t padded enough.
I monitored everything. I observed everything. And I agonised over everything. There was most certainly no getting into our bed every night once he was in his own big-boy bed. And my firstborn son went along with all of this and complied with it and in my head I was a supremely superior parent. Oh, your kid bites other people/won’t eat his dinner/refuses to sleep in his bed? Well, you must be doing it wrong, I thought, merrily judging away. I really did.
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And then, along came son number two, Joshie. To be fair he was placid and sweet for the first year. He ate well, he slept well, he played well. I continued on in my smug parent fashion convinced that if everyone could just be firm, but fair, and consistent like me, they too would find this parenting lark as easy as pie. But then Josh turned one and started refusing every single food. He began asserting his considerable will. He started biting me, his father and his brother. And he started refusing to stay in his goddamn bed at night.
Needless to say I quickly realised that child number one, Ollie, has a naturally easy-going disposition. So he was and is happy to go along with what mummy thinks is best. Child number two, Joshie, to put it mildly, has his own ideas about stuff. You can't convince him, meeting him head-on is like asking for nuclear war and parenting him has been a lesson in compromise and co-operation. So, um... Sorry to all those poor parents that I judged for having strong-willed kids. Really, sorry, I get it now, and again, sorry.
Josh got into the habit of night visiting.
All of this is to say that Josh got into the habit of night visits and frankly we were powerless to stop it. He was still using dummies at the time and his habit was to have one in his mouth and one in each hand. So I would hear "click, click, click, suck, suck, suck" as he trudged up the stairs. I think the fact that I could always hear him lulled me into a false sense of security. Now look, my husband and I are adults. Grown up married adults. Yes, we are parents, we're always tired, no, we don't do it often but every now and then, we do it. OK? It's a fact.
Anyway, there we were, it was the middle of the night, the kids were sound asleep, or so we thought. And my husband was just as happy as a lamb in spring. I mean marital relations really make him happy. If the poor bugger could get it away every night he would but are you f-cking kidding me? I have two small kids, I'm exhausted, there's no chance. Anyway, husband was about to arrive at his really happy place. I mean he was Just. About. There. And I was encouraging him to get there, really encouraging him. Cheering him on, if you will. And just as he was reaching his destination, just as the train was almost at the station, just as rainbows and unicorns were about to explode... He turned his head and shouted, "JOSHIE."
No two people have ever sprung apart so fast.
There Joshie stood, like Damien from The Omen, like a child of the f-cking corn. Standing by the side of the bed staring...clicking and sucking. How long had he been there? When did he walk in? How did we not hear him coming? What did he see? What did he hear? Will he remember it? Why the f-ck did we rent a house with no master bedroom door? So many questions. Josh got into bed and fell soundly asleep in about 10 seconds. My husband and I had a furiously whispered conversation full of the above questions. There were recriminations, there was remonstrating, there were blue balls.
So, has our sex life been affected by this? Yes it f-cking has. I challenge anyone to get into sexy time mood when you're terrified your kid's gonna turn up and watch. But it's ok. We're buying a baby gate. And maybe we'll alarm the bedroom. And put a small bell on his ankle and attach a flashlight to his head.
This post was originally published on Samantha Castle's blog, The Fox and The Mask, and was republished here with permission.
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What is the big deal here? Yes, he was young. But you springing apart like that can do more harm than good. It can make it seem, to him, like something is wrong with sex between married people who love each other. We are so neurotic about sex and the most influential source of this neurotic thinking is the home. Sure we can get some of it from our society, but if you don't act like it's a big deal, and explain that it is a perfectly normal way for mommies and daddies to express their love for one another, that's going to go a long way to overriding societies tendency to make sex dirty. What you need to try to instill is this: Sex is only dirty when it is used selfishly with no regard for the partner.
Just let em watch, I mean what's so bad about letting your kids see you doing sex. What I think is you should just be okay with him walking in and letting him see you, I mean it's not like anyone would get hurt or anything.

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