My Books

How Babies Are Made

"How Babies Are Made" is a gentle and straightforward book created to address the curious questions that may arise from your little one. Within its pages, you'll embark on a delightful journey to explore the wonders of reproduction. Through simple language and vibrant pictures, the aim is to provide age-appropriate support to initiate those important conversations.

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My Body, My Relationships

"My Body, My Relationships: An Activity Book for Kids" is a fun and engaging workbook designed for children aged 5–8 to explore important topics like boundaries, private parts, relationships, and more. Through creative activities, stories, and interactive exercises, kids will learn about body awareness, understanding their feelings, setting healthy boundaries, and building strong friendships.

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Sex Education Books

Talk to Me First by Deborah Roffman

A guide for parents on how to start conversations about sex with their children.

Sex is a Funny Word by Cory Silverberg

A comic-style guide for kids aged 8-10 covering gender, bodies, and sexuality.

It's Perfectly Normal by Robie H. Harris

An illustrated guide for pre-teens and teens about puberty, sex, and body changes.

It's Not the Stork! by Robie H. Harris

A book for younger children that explains where babies come from, body parts, and more.

Changing You! by Gail Saltz

A book for younger children about puberty and body changes.

The Care and Keeping of You by Valorie Schaefer

A popular series that covers body changes and puberty for girls.

Beyond Birds and Bees by Bonnie J. Rough

Discusses how to raise sexually healthy and confident children.

Sex Positive Talks to Have With Kids by Melissa Pintor Carnagey

A guide to creating an open, shame-free connection with the young people in your world.

For Goodness Sex by Al Vernacchio

A guide to helping teens navigate sex in a healthy, informed way.

Amazing You! by Dr. Gail Saltz

A picture book offering clear, age-appropriate answers about reproduction, birth, and body differences for young children.

The Sex Education Answer Book by Cath Hakanson

Age-appropriate answers to over 200 common questions children ask about sex.

How to Talk to Your Kids About Sex by Dr. John Chirban

Practical advice for parents on discussing sex with children of all ages.

Sex Positive Families

Sex Positive Families provides the education and resources that help families raise sexually healthy children.

Planned Parenthood (US)

US leading provider and advocate of high-quality sexual, as well as the largest provider of sex education.

Planned Parenthood's Parent Resources

Offers tips and advice on how to talk to kids about sex and relationships.

Brook (UK)

Provides sexual health services and education for young people, with resources for parents.

American Sexual Health Association

Offers resources on sexual health care and education.

Scarleteen (US)

A comprehensive resource for teens, offering information on sex, relationships, and more.

FPA (Family Planning Association) (UK)

Offers resources and advice for parents on discussing sex education with their children.

Sex Education Forum (UK)

Provides information, resources, and training for parents and educators on sex education.

Outspoken Sex Ed (UK)

Offers resources and workshops for parents to help them talk to their children about sex and relationships.

Amaze

Offers resources about bodies and relationships with fun, animated videos.

AMAZE Parents

Webinars, videos, and resources for parents on discussing sex education with children.

Birds & Bees & Kids

Workshops, webinars, and resources for parents on talking to kids about sex.

Sex Positive Families Workshops

Online workshops for parents on how to discuss sex and relationships with their children.

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