Q & A: Bathroom Privacy
A concerned parent contacted me with these great questions about bathroom privacy.
Puberty Education for 5th Graders
It is tempting to think fifth graders aren’t ready to learn about puberty and sexuality. After all, they’re just children, right? Yes, fifth graders are typically 10 and 11 years old. However, they have many characteristics that make it important to teach…
Porn and the Pandemic: The Perfect Storm
During the pandemic, more people who are sheltering in place have turned to online sexually explicit images (porn, pornography) for entertainment.
Two Big Goals Reached!
As a sex educator, of course I am always teaching. Did you know that I am also always learning? I recently completed two big goals!
“Cuties”: Who Is Exploiting Whom?
Cuties blipped across my awareness when I saw a photo of four preadolescent girls in suggestive poses.
Tip #5: Take a Class
Do you feel prepared to have “The Talk” with your child? Take a class to get ready.
Tip #4: Use the Right Tools – Puberty Lessons, Videos, Kits, & More
When you begin a project, gather the tools you will need to do the job: puberty resources.
Tip #3: Understand Child Development
Parents know it is important to prepare their children for adulthood. What about child sexual development?
Tip #2: Be an Askable Adult
Are you an askable adult for your child?
Tip #1: Read Books
Books are a great tool for teaching about puberty!
How to Teach Puberty & Sex Education at Home: Introduction
Every parent I've met wants to do a good job teaching their child about puberty. Help is here.
Racism, Racial Injustice, and Current Events
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