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Activity books that help families have big and small conversations about sexual health topics.
By Cindy Pierce. As surprising as it may be to parents, young people today are immersed in porn culture everywhere they look. Through internet porn, gaming, social media, marketing, and advertising, kids today have a much broader view of social and sexual possibilities, which makes it difficult for them to establish appropriate expectations or to […]
A digital guide, created by AMAZE and Sex Positive Families, of videos and downloadable tools to help parents take the awkwardness out of talking with your kids about online porn and media literacy.
by Karen Gravelle. This guide provides answers to common questions on periods, pimples, mood swings, getting braces, bra sizing, shaving, relatable anecdotes from real girls, changing friendships, romantic feelings, and dealing with sexual harassment both on social media and in real life.
by Jo Langford. A book written explicitly for the almost ten percent of teenagers who identify as gay, lesbian, bisexual, trans, or any of the unique identities that are not heterosexual/cisgendered. It explores sex, dating, relationships, puberty, and both physical and online safety in one resource.
by Karen Gravelle. This guide offers a supportive, practical approach, providing clear answers to common issues–from what physical changes you might experience, to what puberty is like for girls, to how to handle the sexual feelings. This revised edition features new sections on: body image, sexual harassment and consent, and using social media safely.
by Mary Jo Podgurski. This book explores the subject of sexuality in an honest, inclusive way. Building on the Circles of Sexuality conceptualized by Dr. Dennis Dailey and Pam Wilson, MSW, Nonnie guides the young characters, Tamika and Alex, as they react to a sexting scandal and grow as people.
by Robie H. Harris. For two decades, this universally acclaimed book on sexuality has been the most trusted and accessible resource for kids, parents, teachers, librarians, and anyone else who cares about the well-being of tweens and teens. Now, it has been updated with information on subjects such as safe and savvy Internet use, gender […]
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