A mum-of-three has been praised for her method of dealing with youngsters as they start to “explore their bodies”.

TikTok user @lackofimpulsecontrol, who has given herself the nickname Shug for privacy reasons, revealed her “controversial” idea in a video that has been seen thousands of times.

She says that it is “normal, natural and healthy” for kids to explore their bodies but for those with “penises”, that exploration can “need a little bit of clean-up”.

“I know there's all the tropes about lotion and Kleenex and crispy towels and gym socks and whatever, but hear me out,” Shug says.

Her suggestion is to provide condoms to horny teenagers to encourage safe sex practices.

She continues: “Think of it. Easy clean-up, they learn how to put them on, and they get used to what they feel like.

“So there's never any discomfort when they do become ready to go with a partner. What a magical world where a person with a penis, their first instinct when they become aroused is to grab protection."

Shug has racked up 484,000 followers for her age-appropriate body talks but her video about teenage masturbation has proved one of the most popular having been seen more than one million times.

Viewers wholeheartedly praised her suggestion in the comments.

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“Wait a damn minute that is actually genius and then they can learn how to achieve pleasure with it on instead of ‘oh I can’t feel anything’,” one commented.

Another wrote: “Not controversial. Logic. Beautiful logic. Carry on.”

Others, while liking the idea, were worried about the cost and potential damage to the environment.

“I love the idea and rationale behind it but the cost would add up quickly I think?” One asked.

Another agreed, adding: “That sounds great but would cost a lot and be terrible for the environment.”

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