Puberty: The Wonder Years Is for You! Teachers and administrators! Do you want easy-to-use puberty curriculum, resources, and online training to teach puberty education? Would you like an up-to-date, digital curriculum? To new and experienced teachers who teach puberty education in…

Whether you are a parent, caregiver, or educator, you can highlight the importance of menstrual health and hygiene by talking about it.

Parents and teachers are major models of relationships.

Adolescents rely on media as a major source of information, but are they media literate?

May is National Masturbation Month.

Puberty: The Wonder Years is very committed to supporting teachers and parents in forging a partnership that benefits children and youth.

I am often asked… Mixed Gender or Gender-Segregated classes? Many educators wonder if boys and girls should be separated for sex education, especially in the elementary grades. Pros and cons exist for either approach to sex education in the elementary…

#WhyCare – Jennifer Recently, a teacher named Jennifer told me this story. When Jennifer was three, she woke up early on Christmas morning. Very excited to begin her day, she burst into her parents’ bedroom to find her mother on…

Effective sex education with a positive focus

#WhyCare – Annie Annie is an intelligent, compassionate person who carefully balances her parenting role with her professional role. Now that her children are in elementary school, Annie realizes she needs to have some “talks” with her son and daughter.…

Reasons it is vital to teach young people how to be sexually healthy adults.

Home-school partnership protects children.