Reproduction

Why talk about it?

One of the earliest sexual health talks caregivers can have with kids often begins with the question, “Where do babies come from?” How the adult answers can set the stage for many more curiosities ahead. The talks don’t have to be awkward and are an opportunity to support a shame-free foundation for understanding bodies and sexual health.

Resources to Support the Talks

My Mom Had An Abortion
BodiesMenstruationReproduction Teens + Young Adults (13 and up) Books
Yes, Your Kid: What Parents Need to Know About Today’s Teens and Sex
BodiesConsentMedia LiteracyParent Sexual HealthPleasurePornographyRelationshipsReproductionSexSex Education For Parents and Adults Books
Sex Ed To-Go for Students
BodiesConsentFeelingsGenderLGBTQ+Media LiteracyMenstruationPornographyPubertyRelationshipsReproductionSafe/Unsafe TouchSexSex EducationSexual OrientationSpanish Tweens (9-12)Teens + Young Adults (13 and up) Online Courses
BAREFACED
BodiesConsentGenderParent Sexual HealthPleasureRelationshipsReproductionSexSex Education For Parents and AdultsTeens + Young Adults (13 and up) Toys or Products
We Need to Talk About Vaginas: An IMPORTANT Book About Vulvas, Periods, Puberty, and Sex!
BodiesConsentFeelingsMenstruationPleasurePubertyReproductionSex Tweens (9-12)Teens + Young Adults (13 and up) Books
Roads to Family: All the Ways We Come to Be
BodiesReproductionSexSex Education For Parents and AdultsTweens (9-12)Teens + Young Adults (13 and up) Books

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