Educational sex ed videos from Sweden (RFSU)

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RFSU in Sweden have created a series of explanatory sex-ed videos that provide simple information and sexual and reproductive rights.

These  Swedish videos provide simple information about love, sex and relationships that is suitable for both parents and teens.

They were created in 2018 by the Swedish Association for Sexual Education (RFSU) as a resource for teaching migrant women about sex and their reproductive rights. 

As a parent, you’ll find them helpful for a quick refresher on sexual and reproductive health. Or you can watch them with your teen for educational purposes.

Sometimes, YouTube removes these videos. Please let me know if that happens so I can find a new copy. Thanks 🙂

Just watch them by yourself first, to ensure you’re comfortable with the information they share.

You’ll find more information about sex education on my Sex Education 101 page. And more videos on my sex education videos page.

Let’s get started!

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Lust and pleasure

Menstruation

The vaginal corona (or hymen)

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Male genitals

Female genitalia

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Birth control

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Abortion

Pregnancy

Childbirth

Time after childbirth

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Female genital mutilation

Pain during intercourse

STDs – Sexually Transmitted Diseases

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Sexual Violence

Honor-related sexual violence

Puberty

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Menopause

Ditch the big talk!
Use these 11 quick comments instead

Puberty conversations don’t have to be one cringe-worthy sit-down.

Get my free guide with 11 short, natural comments you can use in everyday moments — so your child actually listens (and doesn’t roll their eyes).

        ✅ Turn everyday moments into learning opportunities
        ✅ Talk about puberty without embarrassing your child
        ✅ Say just enough to spark curiosity — no lectures required                                     
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