It Doesn't Have to Be Awkward, Parent's Guide (Print)
Talking to your children about sexuality doesn't have to be uncomfortable. This guide, curated by Owna, is designed to help parents who are supporting their adolescents as they grow up. During this journey, it's crucial to engage in important conversations to promote responsible awareness about sexuality, a topic that will impact the rest of their lives.
The guide offers an inclusive and gender-sensitive perspective, seeking to broaden understanding of sexuality in Latin American culture. It explores topics such as adolescence, psychosexual development, and the importance of learning about boundaries. It also addresses questions about sexuality, sex, gender, sexual orientation, anatomy, and more, using accessible language to facilitate comprehension and encourage conversations based on empathy, respect, and understanding.
In its pages, it emphasizes the importance of creating an open and respectful space for dialogue between parents and adolescents, where they can address questions and concerns. The guide seeks to provide accurate information about sexual health, contraception, and pregnancy, promoting acceptance and understanding of diverse identities and orientations.
A guide to talking about sexuality with your children
Talking to your children about sexuality doesn't have to be uncomfortable. This guide, curated by Owna, is designed to help parents who are supporting their adolescents as they grow up. During this journey, it's crucial to engage in important conversations to promote responsible awareness about sexuality, a topic that will impact the rest of their lives.
The guide offers an inclusive and gender-sensitive perspective, seeking to broaden understanding of sexuality in Latin American culture. It explores topics such as adolescence, psychosexual development, and the importance of learning about boundaries. It also addresses questions about sexuality, sex, gender, sexual orientation, anatomy, and more, using accessible language to facilitate comprehension and encourage conversations based on empathy, respect, and understanding.
In its pages, it emphasizes the importance of creating an open and respectful space for dialogue between parents and adolescents, where they can address questions and concerns. The guide seeks to provide accurate information about sexual health, contraception, and pregnancy, promoting acceptance and understanding of diverse identities and orientations.
