Talking to your kids about sex might feel awkward, but it’s one of the most important conversations you can have as a parent. The way you approach this conversation can shape their understanding of relationships, consent, and self-worth as they grow into adulthood. Avoiding these discussions about sex can lead to missed opportunities to teach […]
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Sexuality education is an important aspect of a child’s overall development. By providing age-appropriate information about human sexuality, we empower children with knowledge, understanding, and the skills necessary to make informed decisions in this all-too-important aspect of life. In this blog post, we will explore sexuality education at different stages of a child’s development and
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Let’s talk kissing today with Nathaniel. We help our children understand that kissing on the lips is for adults, not children. Remember, the message isn’t that kissing is bad, it simply is what adults (or mummies & daddies) do. We also do these simulations to ensure they understand what they’ve learnt. Have the conversation with
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Today we discuss private parts
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In this video, we are discussing growing up, genetics, and body confidence with a 9-year-old child.
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As kids grow they get curious about their bodies and their sexuality. In this video, we are discussing Sex with a 9yr old child:
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My son saw a baby being breastfed and asked about Breastmilk Watch the video below:
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My daughter asked about puberty. At this age (from about 8 years), kids become more curious about their developing bodies and changes. My daughter and I have had conversations about Sex and development, so she understands the term. PLEASE WATCH THE VIDEO BELOW If your child doesn’t understand the term, you can further simplify it.
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