The objective of this study is to better understand how mothers and adolescent females communicate when it comes to sexual health. From the point of view of a parent, it explores the pattern and outlines communication. Sandur and Hospet were the two taluks of Ballari District selected in this study. A descriptive research design was used to ensure that the study's goals were met. 200 respondents were interviewed, adopting an interview schedule and a random sample procedure to acquire the data. The average age of respondents is 33.38, which is between the ages of 28 and 39. Two-thirds (68.8%) practice Hinduism, one-fifth (one-fifth) practice Islam, and less than one-tenth (less than one-tenth) practice Christianity. The majority of mothers believe that their daughters are mature enough to read and understand reproductive and sexual health. One-in-twenty believes that they do not speak with their daughters because the menstrual cycle and other changes are natural occurrences and there is no need to make our daughter panic