Answering Your Questions: Talking Sex and Our Bodies with Our Kids

The moms from the Birds & Bees are back to answer all your thought-provoking questions about how to talk about sex and our bodies with our children. 

When should they stop bathing together? How do you talk about sex when they’re older? Should your kids see you naked? How do you have these conversations with your special needs kids? We’re leaving no stone unturned. 

We’re even discussing when and if you should share your own personal experiences with them. 

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Listen in to learn more :

(01:28) Talking Tough Conversations With Kids 

(06:13) Effective Conversations With Adolescents

(09:25) Starting the Conversation About Reproduction 

(17:16) When to Stop Bathing Together? 

(20:10) Cultural Perceptions of Modesty 

(37:50) Embracing Shyness in Parenting

(43:37) Comfortable Conversations About Sex

In this episode, we are digging into why having uncomfortable conversations is best done shoulder to shoulder, meeting our kids with age-appropriate responses, how to know when your child is ready for more information, when siblings should stop bathing together when family members should stop changing in front of one another, the danger of oversexualizing our bodies, and approaching the sex talk with kids who have special needs. 

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