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Know what to say about sex, even if you’re nervous

Certified sex educator helping parents make sex ed teachable

Kids are curious. When they start asking curly questions like….

How are babies made?
Why do bodies change?
What’s porn?

Or bring home language and ideas you weren’t expecting…It can feel hard to know what to say.

These conversations are easier when you have clear words, simple steps and guidance that fits your family.

Certified sex educator helping parents make sex ed teachable

Kids are curious. When they start asking curly questions like….

How are babies made?
Why do bodies change?
What’s porn?

Or bring home language and ideas you weren’t expecting…It can feel hard to know what to say.

These conversations are easier when you have clear words, simple steps and guidance that fits your family.

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I teach you how to have sex ed conversations with your child

As a family sex educator with 30+ years of clinical experience, my free and paid resources give you clear words, simple steps and practical guidance for the conversations most parents were never taught how to have.

In a way that works for your faith, beliefs and values.

Zero judgement. Age appropriate. No nonsense.

Because if your child can talk to you about sex, they can talk to you about anything. And that’s the end goal, right? Open, meaningful relationships with our kids.

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I teach you how to have sex ed conversations with your child

As a family sex educator with 30+ years of clinical experience, my free and paid resources give you clear words, simple steps and practical guidance for the conversations most parents were never taught how to have.

In a way that works for your faith, beliefs and values.

Zero judgement. Age appropriate. No nonsense.

Because if your child can talk to you about sex, they can talk to you about anything. And that’s the end goal, right? Open, meaningful relationships with our kids.

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When you use my resources you can…

  • Answer tricky questions with clear, age-appropriate words
  • Feel more prepared, even when the topic makes you nervous
  • Teach in a way that fits your faith, beliefs and family values
  • Help your child feel safer, more informed and more comfortable in their own skin
  • Build trust, so your child knows they can come to you

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When you use my resources you can…

  • Answer tricky questions with clear, age-appropriate words
  • Feel more prepared, even when the topic makes you nervous
  • Teach in a way that fits your faith, beliefs and family values
  • Help your child feel safer, more informed and more comfortable in their own skin
  • Build trust, so your child knows they can come to you

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30 years clinical expertise
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Meet Cath Hakanson, qualified family sex educator. Straight up.
Down to earth. Unshockable.

Sexual health nurse, therapist and author with a list of qualifications longer than your weekly grocery list.

I’ve been educating families about sex for 30+ years. As an AuDHD parent of neurodivergent kids, clear and explicit sex ed feels as natural to me as Vegemite on toast.

So when my kids started asking where babies come from (and why their baby brother’s penis sometimes poked out), I learned just how tricky it is to get this right.

But you know what? The more you talk with your kids about sex and all that goes with it, the easier these conversations become.

And the more often you’ll have conversations that matter.

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photo of cath hakanson

Meet Cath Hakanson, qualified family sex educator. Straight up.
Down to earth. Unshockable.

Sexual health nurse, therapist and author with a list of qualifications longer than your weekly grocery list.

I’ve been educating families about sex for 30+ years. As an AuDHD parent of neurodivergent kids, clear and explicit sex ed feels as natural to me as Vegemite on toast.

So when my kids started asking where babies come from (and why their baby brother’s penis sometimes poked out), I learned just how tricky it is to get this right.

But you know what? The more you talk with your kids about sex and all that goes with it, the easier these conversations become.

And the more often you’ll have conversations that matter.

Trusted by 1,000,000s of families globally

A crisis with my little kid saw me search for sex ed help online. Your support is comprehensive, non-judgemental sex ed for kids of any age! It’s part of our normal family conversations. Your resources are very calming and reassuring, great to have guidelines of how and when to talk, what topics to bring up. The book suggestions are my favourite, I send the list to everyone.

Brittany Kingham, USA

My child is donor egg conceived (now age 10) and has always known her origins. I have a health professional background and I wished to have age appropriate conversations with her. As a parent, it can be so overwhelming with the plethora of misinformation available – that’s why I searched for evidence based information from someone who is respected in their field. I really like your no nonsense and down-to-earth approach to opening up sex education discussions with my child. You don’t just explain things, you give easily understood directions and tips that are age appropriate to help talk to my child in an open and honest way.

Clare Hunt, Germany

Being a mother to two boys, I was just winging it with my own tools. Your resources are MUCH easier and less stressful. You give age appropriate content for learning about our bodies, sex, relationships, etc. THANK YOU for helping with these “awkward” convos.

Alainee Summerville, Alabama, USA

Trusted by 1,000,000s of families globally