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Sex ed doesn’t have to be a big, awkward talk - it can be a quick comment while brushing teeth or walking the dog.
In this episode, you’ll learn how to weave sex ed into real life without adding pressure or more to your to-do list.
👉 Want more? Get five cringe-free strategies to naturally start sex ed conversations with your tween or teen tonight.
Simple. Easy. Free.
🔗 cringefreestrategies.com
✅ In this episode:- Why quick chats matter more than big talks
- How to turn everyday moments into sex ed opportunities
- Why “done is better than perfect”
- Examples of real convos that take under 30 seconds
📌 Next steps:
➡️ Follow or subscribe in your podcast app so you never miss an episode
📥 Download your free guide: cringefreestrategies.com
📺 Subscribe on YouTube for more tips + tools
🛍️ Visit the Sex Ed Shop for practical parent-friendly resources
📚 Browse puberty books by age, gender, topic—and whether they talk about sex or not
🐦🐝 Find everything you need to teach sex ed without shame, fear or embarrassment
🎂 Access age-by-age guides to support sex education from toddler to teen
🙏 Say thanks:If you loved this episode, would you leave me a review? It helps more parents get one step ahead of whatever curveball their tween throws at them!
🦄 About Cath HakansonIf you want to teach your tween about sex without fear or awkwardness, then I’m the sex educator that families across the globe turn to. An author, certified sexologist and a wonderfully AuDHD mother of two neurodivergent kids, I’m real, relatable and totally unshockable. I simplify sex ed so parents (like you) can start teaching their tween about sex ed. Minus the cringe or shame!
👩⚖️ DisclaimerThis podcast represents the views, opinions and education of it’s host and has been produced with the intention that it acts purely as general information. It is not intended to be taken or used as a substitute for medical or other professional advice. We do not assume any responsibility for any liability, loss, damage or risk that may follow from the use or reliance of this podcast episode.
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By Cath HakansonSex ed doesn’t have to be a big, awkward talk - it can be a quick comment while brushing teeth or walking the dog.
In this episode, you’ll learn how to weave sex ed into real life without adding pressure or more to your to-do list.
👉 Want more? Get five cringe-free strategies to naturally start sex ed conversations with your tween or teen tonight.
Simple. Easy. Free.
🔗 cringefreestrategies.com
✅ In this episode:- Why quick chats matter more than big talks
- How to turn everyday moments into sex ed opportunities
- Why “done is better than perfect”
- Examples of real convos that take under 30 seconds
📌 Next steps:
➡️ Follow or subscribe in your podcast app so you never miss an episode
📥 Download your free guide: cringefreestrategies.com
📺 Subscribe on YouTube for more tips + tools
🛍️ Visit the Sex Ed Shop for practical parent-friendly resources
📚 Browse puberty books by age, gender, topic—and whether they talk about sex or not
🐦🐝 Find everything you need to teach sex ed without shame, fear or embarrassment
🎂 Access age-by-age guides to support sex education from toddler to teen
🙏 Say thanks:If you loved this episode, would you leave me a review? It helps more parents get one step ahead of whatever curveball their tween throws at them!
🦄 About Cath HakansonIf you want to teach your tween about sex without fear or awkwardness, then I’m the sex educator that families across the globe turn to. An author, certified sexologist and a wonderfully AuDHD mother of two neurodivergent kids, I’m real, relatable and totally unshockable. I simplify sex ed so parents (like you) can start teaching their tween about sex ed. Minus the cringe or shame!
👩⚖️ DisclaimerThis podcast represents the views, opinions and education of it’s host and has been produced with the intention that it acts purely as general information. It is not intended to be taken or used as a substitute for medical or other professional advice. We do not assume any responsibility for any liability, loss, damage or risk that may follow from the use or reliance of this podcast episode.