Why This Matters
Conversations about sexuality have been considered taboo in our country for generations. Avoiding these discussions doesn't prevent children from learning about sex, it leaves them to learn from less reliable sources.
Every child deserves accurate, age-appropriate information.
Our children are growing up in a world where they hear messages about bodies, relationships, and sexuality from friends and social media. We believe parents and caregivers are the most important teachers when it comes to conversations about growing up. At Developmental Dialogues, we’re here to help families navigate these conversations in a way that feels right for them, their values, and their child’s stage of development.
Did You Know?
The US has higher teen birth rates than many other high-income countries (CDC.gov)
Almost 50% of sexually active high school students in the US reported not using a condom the last time they had sex (CDC.gov)
At least 1 in 4 girls and 1 in 20 boys in the US experience childhood sexual abuse before age 18 (CDC.gov)