Category : Bodies

Okay, well: 3 tricky questions young people often ask, and how to answer them

Okay, well: 3 tricky questions young people often ask, and how to answer them Our young people need to know [...]

Private parts: two clear reasons why we should teach correct terminology

Private parts: two clear reasons why we should teach correct terminology Learning about the reproductive system is an essential part [...]

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How pornography changes our brain (and why our teens need to know about this)

How pornography changes our brain (and why our teens need to know about this) We’ve talked a lot about pornography [...]

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Menstruation myths your child needs debunked

Menstruation myths your child needs debunked Puberty – especially menstruation – can be particularly confronting for kids reaching adolescence. Our [...]

Human sexual anatomy: a refresher course, or what your child needs to know

Human sexual anatomy: a refresher course, or what your child needs to know One of the most important things children [...]

Puberty myths your child needs debunked

Puberty myths your child needs debunked Puberty can be particularly daunting for kids as they start to approach adolescence. Our [...]

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You notice that your 15-year-old daughter has started skipping meals. What do you do?

You notice that your 15-year-old daughter has started skipping meals. What do you do? While it’s Women’s Health Week, we [...]

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‘Dad, what’s a “blow job”? ’: what should you say?

We all dread questions like this as a parent (the awkwardness! And how much should I say?), but it’s actually […]

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You catch your 5-year-old playing ‘doctor’ with their schoolmate. What do you do?

Eeeeeek! We all dreaded this moment, didn’t we? This can be quite a confronting situation for parents and caregivers, but […]