Question 1

How Some Friendships Last – and Others Don’t

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Recommended age: 8-12 years old.  How some friendships last — and others don’t - Iseult Gillespie - YouTube Iseult Gillespie explores the factors contributing to the longevity of friendships and the reasons some relationships fade over time, emphasising the importance of communication and mutual sup…

Question 2

Healthy Relationship and Consent, Caring and Harmful Behaviours

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Recommended age: 8-12 years old.  Healthy Relationships and Consent, Caring and Harmful Behaviours, Mental Health Education - YouTube The video educates on consent, caring vs. harmful behaviours, and their impact on mental health in relationships. Parent and child Questions: Can you think of a time…

Question 3

According to research studies, what is the ideal age for parents to discuss sex with their children?

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As a parent, initiate conversations about body awareness and safety during early childhood. According to research, the best time is around 3 – 5 years old, when children begin to understand basic concepts about their bodies and appropriate behaviour. Good sources of information on different topics :…

Question 4

Consent And Communication

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Recommended ages: 13 and up Consent And Communication  This video explains the importance of clear communication in establishing consent in relationships, highlighting key concepts and practical tips for respectful interactions. Parent and Child Questions: What are some nice ways to tell someone how…

Question 5

Therapist Aid: What are Healthy Boundaries?

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Recommended ages: 13 and up What are Healthy Boundaries?  The video explains personal boundaries and their importance in relationships and provides practical tips for establishing and maintaining them to ensure mutual respect and well-being. Parent and Child Questions: What do you think personal bou…

Question 6

Boundaries and consent for teens

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Recommended ages: 13 and up Boundaries and consent for teens You will be explained the importance of setting personal boundaries and understanding consent in relationships, and practical examples and tips will be provided for teenagers to navigate these concepts confidently.
 Parent and Child Questi…

Question 7

5 Simple Ways to Develop Emotional Intelligence

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Recommended ages: 13 and up 5 Simple Ways to Develop Emotional Intelligence  You will learn practical strategies for enhancing emotional intelligence, focusing on self-awareness, empathy, and effective communication skills. Parent and Child Questions: What does it mean to be aware of your feelings,…

Question 8

If You Struggle With Body Image Issues, Watch This

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Recommended ages: 13 and up If You Struggle With Body Image Issues, Watch this  The video offers insights and encouragement for those dealing with body image challenges, highlighting the importance of self-acceptance and mental well-being. Parent and Child Questions: Do you think it is important to…

Question 9

What Should You Do If You've Had Unprotected Sex?

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Recommended ages: 13 and up What should you do if you've had unprotected sex?  You will be provided with essential guidance on the steps to take after unprotected intercourse (meaning sex), including information about emergency contraception, STI testing, and seeking medical advice. Parent and Child…

Question 10

6 Differences Between Healthy and Unhealthy Love

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Recommended ages: 13 and up 6 Differences Between Healthy and Unhealthy Love  This video outlines key characteristics that distinguish healthy relationships from unhealthy ones, helping viewers recognise red flags and foster positive connections.  Parent and Child Questions: What do you think are so…

Question 11

Rejection: It Happens To Everyone

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Recommended ages: 13 and up Rejection: It Happens To Everyone  The short video discusses the universal experience of rejection, offering insights on coping strategies and the importance of resilience in overcoming feelings of disappointment. Parent and Child Questions: What are some things you can d…

Question 12

How to Break Up with Someone

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Recommended ages: 13 and up Wellcast - How to Break Up  Offers guidance on navigating the breakup process with empathy and respect. Parent and Child Questions: How do you think someone feels when they have to break up with a friend or a partner? What are some kind ways to end a friendship or relatio…

Question 13

8 Unspoken (BUT IMPORTANT) Rules of Healthy Relationships

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Recommended ages: 13 and up 8 Unspoken (But IMPORTANT) Rules of Healthy Relationships  Highlights essential but often overlooked principles that build and maintain strong, healthy relationships.  Parent and Child Questions: What do you think it means to trust someone in a friendship? Why is it impor…

Question 14

Is it normal to talk to yourself?

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Is it normal to talk to yourself? - YouTube  This video discusses self-talk and how it can be a healthy way to process emotions. Parent and Child Questions: Have you ever talked to yourself? What do you usually say? Why do you think some people talk to themselves when they are happy or sad?

Question 15

Building Healthy Relationships (For Teens)

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Building Healthy Relationships (For Teens) Explores key elements of healthy relationships, including communication, respect, and setting boundaries. Parent and Child Questions: What do you think makes a friendship healthy and fun? How can you show respect to your friends when you don’t agree with th…

Question 16

Taking Care of Your Body During Puberty

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Recommended age: 8-12 years old.  Taking Care of Your Body During Puberty - YouTube This video guides tweens through the changes of puberty and offers advice for staying healthy.  Parent and Child Questions: Why is it important to take care of your body during puberty? What are some things you can d…

Question 17

Why Do Girls Get Periods?

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Recommended age: 8-12 years old.  Why Do Girls Get Periods? | Menstruation | The Dr Binocs Show | Peekaboo Kidz The Dr. Binocs Show explains menstruation in a simple and engaging way to help tweens understand this natural process.
 Parent and Child Questions: What do you think happens in a girl's bo…

Question 18

Body Care Basics Puberty

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Body Care Basics: Puberty - YouTube  You will be provided essential information on bodily changes during puberty, personal hygiene, and self-care tips. Parent and Child Questions: What are some changes your body goes through during puberty, and how do you feel about them? Why do you think it’s impor…

Question 19

Teaching Tweens About Consent

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Recommended age: 8-12 years old.  Teaching Tweens about Consent - YouTube  Sexual Violence Prevention & Support Centre: Teaching Tweens About Consent (29:08 min) A supportive video for parents that helps explain the importance of consent to teenagers through practical examples and clear communicatio…

Question 20

Respecting Feelings and Boundaries, A Kids Guide to Healthy Relationships

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Recommended age: 3-7 years old.  kids learning video: Respecting Feelings and Boundaries, A Kids' Guide to Healthy Relationships! This video empowers little ones to express their feelings and communicate their needs, all while fostering a community of understanding and kindness. Parent and Child Que…

Question 21

Healthy vs Unhealthy Relationships

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Recommended age: 3-7 years old.  Healthy vs Unhealthy Relationships - YouTube  This video tries to show children the difference between a healthy relationship and an unhealthy relationship with a friend or a partner. Parent and Child Questions: How can you tell if a friendship or relationship is hea…

Question 22

What Makes a Relationship Healthy?

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Recommended age: 3-7 years old.  What Makes A Relationship Healthy?  The video provides a few important qualities of a healthy relationship, e.g., communication, trust, respect etc.  Parent and Child Questions: How can you show respect and kindness to your friends or family?

Question 23

How to Teach Kids About Body Safety & Consent

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Recommended age: 3-7 years old.  How to teach kids about body safety & consent  A guide for parents and educators on teaching children about body safety and consent, providing practical tips and strategies. Dr. Jazmine (psychologist & educator) graduated with a Doctorate in Psychology in 2015 & got…

Question 24

My Body Safety Rules: 5 Things Every Child Should Know

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Recommended age: 3-7 years old.  My Body Safety Rules - 5 things every child should know - YouTube  Offers simple, clear rules that every child should understand regarding their body.

Parent–child questions: Who are the safe people you can talk to if you feel uncomfortable or scared? Why is it imp…

Question 25

Thames Valley Police: Tea and Consent

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Recommended age: 3-7 years old.  Tea and Consent - YouTube Uses the analogy of offering tea to explain the concept of consent in a simple and relatable way. Parent–child questions: If someone doesn’t want tea, should you still give it to them? Why or why not? How can you tell if someone wants tea, a…

Question 26

Consent

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Consent - YouTube Explains what consent means, how to give it, and what to do if something happens without your permission. Parent–child questions: What does consent mean to you, and why is it important? What would you do if someone did something without your permission?

Question 27

Why talk to young children about relationships and sexuality?

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Why talk to young children about relationships and sexuality? - YouTube Discussing sexuality and relationships with children is crucial for their development and safety. Using reputable educational videos can facilitate these conversations in an age-appropriate and engaging manner. A good video to k…

Question 28

Sex Education: What Parents Need to Know

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Sex Education: What Parents Need to Know - YouTube Discussing sexuality and relationships with children is crucial for their development and safety. Using reputable educational videos can facilitate these conversations in an age-appropriate and engaging manner. A good video to kick this list is: "Se…

Question 29

Fight Child Abuse: Protect Yourself Rules - Safe Touch / Unsafe Touch

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Recommended age: 3-7 years old.  Protect Yourself Rules - Safe Touch / Unsafe Touch - YouTube  Body Awareness This is a usable video that teaches children how to recognise safe and unsafe touches and empowers them to set boundaries and seek help when needed. Questions parent–kid: How can you tell th…

Question 30

Blue Seat Studios: Consent for kids

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Recommended age: 3-7 years old.  Consent for Kids
A playful guide that introduces the concept of consent and bodily autonomy, emphasising that each child is in control of their own body. Questions parent–kid: Why is it essential to have control over your own body, and how can you clearly say “no” if…

Question 31

Guiding Parents in Discussing Sexuality and Relationships with Children Who Have Learning Difficulties

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Many parents may feel uncertain about approaching these topics, and having access to practical guidance is essential and also a big help. Below, I have compiled a list of blogs and resources that provide evidence-based, inclusive, and practical advice for parents navigating these discussions. Disabi…

Question 32

What is the best age to start talking with kids about sex?

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Parents are the first role model’s children have when they are younger. With the newest technology in the present day, children can access a multitude of information at an early age, but parents’ influence and discussions are still just as important. Open and honest communication with your children…

Question 33

“All about getting your period”: when and how to talk to your child about menstruation

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Recommended age: 8-9 years old.  Video content: this video shows with the easiest words what periods are and what happens during menstruation. It explains how long an average menstrual cycle is, how long menstruations last and what to use to keep oneself clean. Talking about sexuality to kids may pr…

Question 34

I don’t feel comfortable in discussing sexuality with my child: Parent-based barriers in discussing Sex and Sexuality with their children

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Parents are role models for their children. They not only play a passive role in children's development, but are also their guides and mentors, and they do so in different areas of their children’s lives. They are mediators with society; they give emotional support; they counsel the schools to which…

Question 35

Period Hygiene: Tampons, Pads and Menstrual Cups

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Recommended age: Around 8 years old, before actual periods start. In this way, young people are prepared for how to deal with the upcoming menarche. Video content: types of products for those who are having periods and their use. When it comes to personal hygiene during menstruation there are multip…

Question 36

Intersex conditions, Sex assigned at birth and Understanding puberty

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Explaining developmental changes may seem an easy task, but you may struggle to find resources if you are the parent of a child with differences in sex development. This means including people born with atypical sex characteristics, be these chromosomal, hormonal and/or anatomical in nature. The pro…

Question 37

When and where you should talk about Sexuality to your Child

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Parent-child sexual communication impacts young people’s sexuality and is thus crucial to acknowledge its importance and to know how to do it in the best possible way. Many parents believe that this communication is important, but resist talking to their children about sex because they do not know w…

Question 38

Going through puberty: changes summarized

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Recommended age: 8-9 years old. Even if for most adolescents development will start a bit later, for someone the first changes could start as soon as they are 8 or 9 years old. Be aware of opportunities to talk about puberty-related topics as they may pop up naturally in day-to-day life, but don’t w…

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