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Wondering how to become an askable parent? AMAZE is here to help! In this episode, you’ll learn how to talk to kids about gender roles and rules, including how to challenge bullying and why gender is just a part of who we are, not a measure of our worth.
Nonbinary and trans menstruators deserve the same safety, access, and comfort as anyone else who is menstruating.
An eight inch high, 1:6 scale transparent model puzzle of a body during pregnancy. With anatomically-correct body parts and reference guide. For ages 8 and up.
The Vulva Twins Game is a memory card game in which you collect identical vulva pairs: vulva twins. Collect as many vulva twins as you can – the person with the most sets wins the game. This game takes a playful approach, making it easier to open up conversations about topics we’re often not used […]
by Marcia Baczynski and Erica Scott. An entry level book that helps educators and caring adults teach and discuss consent issues to young people, from 10+. The fun, interactive exercises in this book focus on consent in all interactions, not just sexual ones, and explores skills that help young people to increase their relational intelligence […]
Fun, animated, inclusive and sex positive short videos to help tweens and teens learn about healthy relationships, intimacy, communication, and consent
by Amber Leventry for ScaryMommy. This article answers questions like What are puberty blockers? Who needs them? Are puberty blockers safe? What are the risks vs. rewards?
An eight inch high, 1:2 scale transparent model puzzle of penis and testes anatomy. With anatomically-correct body parts and reference guide. For ages 8 and up.
Downloadable origami model that shows how in vitro fertilizations work. Includes templates, instructions, and PowerPoint presentation slides to support the learning. Created by Origami Organelles.
Helping parents and caring adults have shame-free talks with children and teens about online porn and media literacy.
via Committee for Children. This video shares the specific language and resources to use when a child discloses sexual abuse.
A photo gallery by This is a Vulva that shares real images of vaginal fluids and cervical mucus to destigmatize and educate about the amazing things vulvas can do!
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