Tag: sex education

Remember: Your child is not to blame. And there are practical steps you can take to protect your child and any future investigation.

Because in a world where children can encounter explicit content online early, you don’t want to be the parent they hesitate to talk to.

Built to let evidence speak for those who cannot, the SAI.Kit helps preserve crucial evidence in sexual assault cases, including those involving children.

A mom of a 12-year-old boy wonders: Does having a crush on another boy mean he’s gay—or just figuring things out? And how should a parent talk about it?

Unprude guides parents in starting age-appropriate sex ed talks at home.

Parents asked, an expert answered. Here’s what parents learned about sex education at the Smart Parenting x Unprude event.

Take control of your teen's sex education!

Youth Commissioner Suggests Separate Classes for Boys and Girls to Prevent Teen Pregnancy

A mother and sex therapist's reflection on the pushback against Senate Bill 1979.

For the last time: the Bill doesn't teach toddler masturbation.

Smart Parenting's resident sex education expert gives advice and recommendations.

It is never okay for adults to have romantic relationship with minors.

Instead of virginity as the ultimate gift, this mom proposes to teach children about consent, communication, and mutual respect in relationships.

These disturbing statistics prove why sex education must be taught by parents.

Smart Parenting Board of Expert Dr. Rica Cruz, sex therapist, and her tween daughter remind: what a child needs from a parent is love and acceptance, not judgment.

First things first, stay cool, parents.

An anonymous mom asked for help in Smart Parenting Village and sex therapist Dr. Rica Cruz answers: stay calm.

Kids can avoid falling prey to abuse when sex education starts at home, according to an expert

Children and teens who commit sexual offense are not necessarily motivated by sexual interest in younger children. They may just be re-enacting their own sexual abuse.

‘The only mistake we make as a parent with regards to gender is refusing to accept our child for who they are.’

The former PBB housemate has a lot of dreams, one of which is joining Miss Universe, and it's not yet the end for her.