Is it okay for your kids to see you naked? What could they call a person with a penis? Do you have any household rules or beliefs? When it comes to sex, what do you MOST want your kids to know? Defining your own values is an important block in the foundations of sex education. But how can you begin to formulate those values and know what you want to share? Cath Hakanson has compiled these workbooks (organised by age group) to get you thinking about different situations and how you feel you’d respond. With years of experience as a sexual health nurse, she’s helped many parents to navigate issues in their own unique ways. You’ll work through your responses to age-relevant challenges (like masturbation, consent, nudity, and gender). TIP: Order the workbook for your child’s age and the next one up (so you can stay a step ahead). You’ll save 50% when you buy all of them. What do you wish your parents had helped you to learn about sex and relationships? Sharing values and experiences with your child is vital. And this is the perfect resource to help you get started with sex ed. Start today. You can find even more resources to help you start the conversation and teach sex education at home in the Sex Ed Shop! This is a digital product. Nothing physical will ship.
