How to talk with kids about puberty
All the information and resources you need to talk about puberty with your child. For open, honest, natural conversations.
Dreading the puberty talk?
This free guide gives you 11 quick comments to use in everyday life — so your child actually listens (without the eye-rolls or embarrassment).
Walk the puberty talk (without the baulk)
Puberty is coming. It might even already be here.
The puberty talk is inevitable.
Now’s the time to figure out what to explain, how to say it, when to start the conversation and prepare yourself for the questions that you didn’t see coming.
Explore my free puberty resources and school yourself in this huge change that your child will face. From periods to penis size, gender identity, sex and body parts, my resources guide you with ease.
All my content shows you how to tackle the puberty talk with confidence, clarity and zero shame.
Open the conversation now and be the trusted source of knowledge to support them as their world shifts and their body changes.
No one is better placed than you to have the puberty talk with your child, in a values-aligned way that suits your beliefs.
Is your child ready for the puberty talk?
Find out in 1 minute with this Parent Quiz!
Is your child ready for the puberty talk?
Find out in 1 minute with this Parent Quiz!
Everything you need to naturally teach your child about puberty
Free resources, tips and advice that teach you what, when and how to talk about puberty with your child.
Find everything you need to explain it using age-appropriate information without feeling shame, awkward or embarrassed.
Looking for practical tools to handhold you through your child’s puberty journey?
Equip yourself with age-appropriate puberty and sex ed resources. Empower your child with open, factual conversations about sex, love, bodies, gender and relationships.
Looking for practical tools to educate your kids about puberty WITHOUT stress, shame or judgement?
Equip yourself with age-appropriate puberty and sex ed resources. Empower your child with open, factual conversations about sex, love, bodies, gender and relationships.