Talking to Kids About Sex

Talking to Kids About Sex

It's important to have open and honest conversations with your kids about sex, gender, and relationships. Not only will these conversations help your children understand and feel comfortable with their own bodies and identities, but they will also help them make informed and healthy decisions as they grow and develop. That's why we've compiled a list of tips and guides to help you have these important discussions with your children.

Stop Saying, "He's Mean To You Because He Likes You"

"He's mean to you because he likes you" is a harmful message that perpetuates the cycle of bullying and programs our children to accept abuse. Here are 4 things our kids need to know about boundaries and consent...

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Stop Saying, "He's Mean To You Because He Likes You"

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