Puberty! It's a lot. There are the awkward conversations and the questions we're too nervous to ask and the sometimes uncomfortable experience of living in a body that's changing fast (and publicly!).This podcast is here to help. Hosted by Molly Bloom, of the award-winning science podcast Brains On, and co-hosted by high schoolers who've just been through it, Puberty! (The podcast) is for everybody — and every bodyDesigned for kids 7-12, the show will cover everything from brain chemicals to consent, in a straight-forward and digestible package. This is a safe space for young people to understand their bodies and their brains, and it's a resource for parents to tackle otherwise difficult topics.Experts, including Dr. Cara Natterson (Less Awkward), Chris Pepper (Talk to Your Boys), Nora Gelperin (Advocates for Youth), and Erin Walsh (Spark & Stitch Institute), provide science-filled explanations and answer listener questions. more

This is so awkward…but it doesn't have to be. These days, puberty starts earlier, lasts longer, and happens with a cellphone in hand. The most trusted voices on puberty, Dr. Cara Natterson and Vanessa Kroll Bennett, are here to remove cringe from this stage of life not just for kids going through it but also the adults who care about them. With science, guidance and humor, they cover all the physical, emotional, and social changes that happen between ages 8-18 and beyond.Watch the full episodes on Youtube! more

Are you dragging your feet about having the sex talks? Do you wish someone would just tell you what to say to your kid about this important part of life? You are in the right place. Whether your kid is neurotypical or neurodivergent, I've got ya. I'm Amy Lang, a sex and parent educator, and in my frank (really frank), opinionated, and full-of-swears-advice-column style parenting podcast, I answer real questions from real parents about the talks. I also provide topic-specific scripts so you can sound like a pro. Most episodes are a potluck of questions that run the gamut from abortion to porn and everything in between. They need to know about all of these things by the time they start middle school.*When you have no idea about the best age to start the birds and bees talks; what's age appropriate; and what to actually SAY to them about sex, it makes the sex talks daunting (to say the least)! When it comes to the sex talks, keeping it sex-positive, light, and fact-based is key to getting them to listen to you and see you as their go-to birds and bees source. Just Say This can help you make this happen. To record a question for me to answer in a later show (even if you think it's a stupid one) call 206-926-1522.*I love funny sex talk stories, too. So feel free to call those in, too. + IG @BirdsBeesKids + FB @BirdsBeesKids + BirdsAndBeesAndKids.com *In middle school they talk about everything so it's better (and safer) for your kid to be super-well informed so that they feel confident and smart as things get so real. Do you remember middle school? Wouldn't it have been so much better if you had known everything? Or anything?**Not a thing. more

As soon as we're born our bodies are constantly growing, changing, breaking and at times, confusing us. And the biggest changes, growths and confusions seem to come when we're young, vulnerable and easily embarrassed. Yes, we're talking about puberty. And yes, it sometimes can be hard to talk about. But, it doesn't need to be. This podcast will give young people a chance to put on some headphones and learn on their own as we break down the biology, chemistry and health topics of growing, changing and going up. more

The Sex Wrap is a sexual health Podcast that was created to help fill the gaping hole in sexuality education. They answer listeners questions each week (or yours today) typically questions that people are too afraid to ask at home, too embarrassed to ask at school, or too hard to ask their partners. The Sex Wrap is produced by The Podglomerate. more

Weekly informational, inspirational & motivational episodes about:Consent education, sex positivity, body safety for kids, healing, sexual autonomy, orgasm equality, survivor support and advocacy, and current events. Join me in having an open, transparent and inspirational dialogue about all of these important topics that will move the sexual empowerment movement forward! more

What is Sex? is a new podcast hosted by YES! co-founders Rebecca Klein and Isy Abraham-Raveson. Each episode features one anonymous question submitted by a kid in our sex ed classes. With the help of special guests, Rebecca and Isy discuss their own experiences with these questions and explore how to address these topics with the young people in your lives. YES! is a nonprofit that provides intersectional, sex-positive sexuality education to people of all ages. Learn more about YES! at our website: https://yourempoweredsexuality.org/ Contact us with questions you've been asked by kids about sexuality and bodies at contact@yestoconsent.org! SUPPORT OUR WORK HERE: https://www.patreon.com/yestoconsent more

Sexual Health Victoria presents: Doing 'IT'. In each episode, SHV's Schools Educator Anne interviews the experts to help parents, carers and teachers of school-aged children navigate the world of Relationships and Sexuality Education. Want to know more about: bodies, being safe, puberty, sex, sexual health, consent and relationships? This is the podcast for you. more

Do you want to feel confident and comfortable as the main sex & sexuality educator for your kids? This podcast gives surprisingly simple & effective, actionable tips to clear the fears and uncertainty around essential sexuality conversations with kids. Each episode answers real questions from parents about human sexuality. Vanessa shares 25 years experience based on tens of thousands of conversations as a sexual health nurse & educator with you.As a bonus, you might just get that sexuality education you missed out on when you were a kid! more

Get confident with consent, s*x and relationships one honest conversation at a time. From the team behind Teach Us Consent, this podcast breaks down the stuff we wish we'd learnt sooner what flirting and dating respectfully looks like, how alcohol affects consent, the best ways to respond to rejection, how gender roles can cause harm in everyday life, and the ways p*rn and algorithms shape our views on s*x and one another. This podcast is here to make those big conversations easier, clearer, and way more human. No shame. No judgement. S*x and relationship education we all deserve. more

Sexplained is an education podcast intended to support teenagers' comprehensive health by providing information and advice regarding sexual health. In 2025, Beyla Patil took over this podcast, which was created by Archer alum Ella Dorfman. Patil is a qualified and passionate guide through sexual education. She has served on the TeenSource Youth Advisory Board, published educational blogs and worked for Girls Learn International, a program with The Feminist Majority Foundation. more

Helping parents talk to their kids about sex

Award-winning educator, nurse, and author of 'Sex Ed Is In Session: An Adult Guide to Connecting With Young People About Life's Tough Topics' Dr. Mary Jo Podgurski talks about her life-long experience in the field of health, sexual education, respect, and the importance on speaking to children with integrity. more

Nina and Cari talk about sexuality and everything that goes with it: intimacy, communication, dating, identity, health, and more, as well as that everlasting source of curiosity: how to parent your kids with regards to healthy sexuality! We are community sex educators in the Chicago area and we are committed to lifespan sexuality education that is comprehensive and inclusive. more

We talk about the stuff that no one else talks about! Login for tips and conversations on teen issues, adulting and age-appropriate sex education. The TeenBook podcast (formerly known as The Incog-Teen-O-Mode) is brought to you teenbook.in, India's first life skills resource for teenagers. more

The Money Shot Project explores the difficult question what happens when porn replaces sex education?Using art imagery to unpack it all we consider our cultural relationship with pornography. How do parents begin to talk to their kids about online porn? What is the difference between online free tube sites and paid for ethical content and how can we begin to reconcile the gap left in Sex Ed that is filled by explicit online porn?To find out more about The Money Shot Project check out @muva.projects on Instagram. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. more

It's time to simplify 'the sex talk.' Become comfortable AND confident discussing puberty, development, and sex with your kids. Leave the awkwardness behind and break the barriers holding you back from having these crucial conversations. Are you ready? Of course you are; you're a game changer!THIS PODCOURSE WILL HAVE YOU: *feeling empowered about sex talks *communicating in ways that truly resonate *connecting more with your children *hopeful about your kid's future choices *leading your family conversations with ease *stopping generational patterns of sex education more

Parents often have loads of questions when it comes to their children and sex education. This podcast is all about me replying to parents as a sexuality educator counselor. more

Our aim is to help parents teach their children from ages 1-16 about their growth and development through the use of free content and purchased online courses. Also great for teenagers. more

Parents should teach their children on sex education and the private part

A short podcast that came up with some ideas that help to understand why is essential that the children take part of Sex Education in their educational institutes. more