article_snippet: The question over whether such lessons are appropriate led to a heated debate on today's This Morning as two women appeared to share two women opposing views.
article_snippet: Mother-of-one Sonia Poulton shared Mother-of-one Sonia Poulton views on modern parenting on today's This Morning, pictured .
article_snippet: Rather, Mother-of-one Sonia Poulton believes parents should be taking much more responsibility.
article_snippet: Mother-of-one Sonia Poulton said: 'I think it's entirely inappropriate the kind of conversations we are allowing strangers to have with we children.
article_snippet: The two women debated the issue raised by education secretary Nicky Morgan with TV presenters Phillip Schofield and Amanda Holden .
article_snippet: Writing in The Sunday Times to mark International Women's Day, the Conservative MP said: 'We have to face the fact that many pressures girls face today were unimaginable to my generation
article_snippet: our daughters'll face in adulthood' Thousands of This Morning viewers took to the show's Facebook page to join in the debate.
article_snippet: Leanne Marie Christie agreed saying Leanne Marie Christie thinks the proposal takes away childhood innocence.
article_snippet: Leanne Marie Christie said: 'How can an 11-year-old process the feelings and emotions that go along with this conversation, we moan about the state our country is in yet our give children responsibilities and emotions children can't deal with and wonder why children are stressed, self harming and having mental health problems
highlights_snippet: Mother-of-one Sonia Poulton says it's not appropriate .
  