The parental influence that has received the most recognition and results on the topic of sex and its main possible risks is parent-adolescent (adolescents) communication ( Wilson & Donenberg 1). But it’s not just communication that needs to take place between adolescents and their parents. It is very common that this communication must be of quality. It is important that communication and dialogue be full of respect, receptivity, openness and comfort. If discussions on the topic of sex do not include these factors, there may as well be no dialogue on the topic. Since the only way for communication to be affective, it must be delivered and received correctly (Wilson & Donenberg 1). The more communication that includes respect, receptivity, openness, and comfort, the more likely the adolescent is to be less likely to explore sexually and the less likely the adolescent is to participate in risky sexual behavior (Wilson and Donenberg 1). Other very essential attributes that should be included in communication between parents and adolescents are: friendliness, openness with less judgment, must leave an impression, prohibitive, attentive and controversial (Wilson & Donenberg 1). Based on the research, it is concluded that it is not only the communication that needs to take place, but also the way in which it is all communicated. Parents have an important role as caretakers and caretakers of other lives beyond themselves and that is their child (Wilson & Donenberg 1). It is their role or job to be there for their children by guiding them and teaching them about past experiences and society so that they can go out into the world with the skills and knowledge to be able to cope with any situation that presents itself to them. them (Wilson & Donenberg