Wondering how to talk to your kids about sex?
We’ll make it easy …easier.
Trust us. In an increasingly sexualized world, you don’t want the kids on the back of the bus taking care of this conversation.
But we also know that when it comes to how to talk to your kids about sex, there can be some stress sweat involved.
This low-prep, conversational online course does the heavy lifting, while letting you be the parent, so someday, your child can come to you with anything.
Together, watch six relaxed, informative, 10-15 minute videos. Then, talk through our user-friendly discussion guides to deepen your relationship and understanding of the topics.
And just like that, you’ve kicked off this valuable conversation … for a lifetime. And you can do this all at your own pace, whether that’s over hours, days, weeks, or a couple of months.
Your preteen needs to know.
Protect your preteen’s heart, body, and soul with intentional, thoughtful discipleship around God’s design for sex through easy-to-understand videos and healthy, open conversation.
“What does this course cover?”
Led by Dave and Ashley Willis—one a pastor, one a biblical counselor, both parents to four boys—these six conversational, candid video conversations cover topics like:
- Body changes.
- The mechanics of sex.
- God’s plan for sex.
- God’s gift of gender.
- Pornography and masturbation.
- Dating and relationships.
- And more.
We’ll set you up for vital conversations connecting you with your child and steering them toward God in their most intimate choices.
How To Talk to Your Kids About Sex: Online Course
Online Course
Free
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“Does my child need to go through this with a parent of the same sex?”
It’s often most comfortable for a child to ask private, potentially embarrassing questions to their same-gender parent. But we get it; every family is different. And it’s actually positive for your child to have these conversations with their opposite-sex parent, too, destigmatizing the topics a bit.
Dave and Ashley’s honest, easy-going discussions minimize awkwardness for preteens, parents, and stepparents, no matter your situation.
So breathe easy. You’ve got what it takes to set your child up for success.