Webinar Rerun: Where do Babies Come From?

Parents of kids 4 years-old and under who haven’t yet asked Where Do Babies Come From (WDBCF)?

1. Technical guidance on sex education in early childhood.

2. The Building Blocks that you can do right now BEFORE your kid asks, WDBCF? 

             a. General Sex Ed Building Blocks for YOU (& your co-parent)

             b. Building Blocks 1, 2, & 3 for WDBCF?

3. The Pathways to the final answer without using the word sex. 

             a. This includes scripts of what to say and why I recommend it. 

             b. Visualizing the age-appropriate layers to the Where do Babies Come From talk that lead you to the Intermediate age.

             c. Identifying the potential potholes during this talk so you can avoid them.

Answer the following questions:

1. Do you want to know how to build a solid foundation for the sex talks later on?

2. Do you want to establish a safe & comfortable home environment for asking questions?

3. Do you want to feel confident knowing that you are providing age-appropriate and medically-accurate information?

If you said YES to any of those questions, taking this webinar will be to your benefit.

NO. This is a recording of the LIVE webinar that was held on 4/25. You will have access to the webinar for 30 days. 

The PDF document provides you with the outline to the webinar and serves as a physical checklist. This is meant to help you visually see what is in each layer of this talk. You may find it helpful to print it out and take notes while watching the webinar! 

The Digital Download includes:

• a checklist of topics in each Layer (helpful tips included!)
• recommended scripts so you know exactly what to say
• questions to help you determine your family values statement
• age by age recommendation guide for each layer

Possibly. This webinar is primarily focused on developing a timeline to answer this question between 2 to 3 years. (As it will become the foundation to the future sex talks.) 

If you have a 5 year-old, the information (the checklist of topics and the scripts) will still be useful but the timeline approach that I offer will not be applicable. You would have to adjust the timeline to suit your situation. (Which can be easily done in the digital download!)