'If You Intercourse Longer, Is The Baby Born Bigger?' The Intriguing Sex Education Questions Kids Ask

'Are you sure that somebody knows how to get that baby out of there?'

When kids are first taught about sex, they naturally have a lot of questions.

A friend of a teacher who was preparing to give her primary school kids a sex education lesson has shared all the adorable queries the pupils had.

“If you intercourse longer, is the baby born bigger?” one child asked. Another wrote: “Are you sure that somebody knows how to get that baby out of there?”

Some of the other questions from the kids included:

:: “I’m sure my mother never had nothing to do with intercoursing... maybe my father?”

:: “Wouldn’t it be just as good if a boy had a baby for a change?”

:: “Why do you have sex?”

:: “I know that intercoursing takes 24 hours. My question is how do you stay awake?”

:: “When the penise [sic] is put into the virginia [sic], does it slide in quietly or click like a key in a lock?”

Many people on Twitter found the questions hilarious. The tweet had more than 180,000 likes and 67,000 retweets.

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