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(By Lisa Bertrand)

It is 8 a.m. As I sit in the breakfast nook answering emails, readying a boy for school and writing this, the hubby has hit the snooze on his alarm clock at least six times. Six times, people!

He’s been doing this for years, setting the alarm at some ungodly early hour and then hitting the snooze button repeatedly. Why doesn’t he just set his alarm to a later time? Because each night as he sets the alarm, he has every intention of getting up early. But then morning comes…

Maybe one of your parents sat you down to nervously give you “the birds and the bees” talk. Maybe your sex education came from others like your friends or some kid on your morning bus route. Either way, experts agree children need to get their facts from their parents not their playmates.

Remember when you were in the mood for love, simply because your partner was near you? Don’t worry- it’s been a long time for more parents than you can shake a silver bullet at.