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How to Speak with Children about Sex - Webinar with Casey Blake
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Testimonials
Raise safe children
If you want to raise safe children go attend the workshops. I appreciated the information and the possibility to ask questions and get straight answers and people's experiences.
This course changed our family!
Hi Casey, I wanted to Thank you for the course. As a family we are practicing consent culture and our child is greatly enjoying the new power of it and is so very grateful!
I cannot describe how the course has changed our family. Very empowering and grounding – all families and schools need this information.
Casey is fantastic!
Casey is fantastic – she puts you at ease immediately, she’s thoughtful, knowledgeable, and funny too. She lets the group get carried away if the topic takes us that way, but also brings the focus back when needed. The time in between sessions gave a nice opportunity to put some of the skills into practice and report back the following week.
Some of the questions asked during the session
Maybe your question has already been asked and answered.
- My child heard her cousin refer to her genitals as a rose. When she came home she asked me why we call it a nunu, and they call it a rose. What do I say to her?
- Is nudity at home bad? I recently heard that there needs to be gender separation at home from age 2. We haven’t done this at home, and now I’m worried that our nudity as home may be damaging our children!
- My child heard us having sex. He heard us making noises and was worried we were hurt. He kept knocking and knocking, and eventually we told him the door was closed because we were having sex. He seemed to accept that answer and left us alone. Have we scarred him for life?
- My child heard the word rape on the news, and I don’t know how to tell her what it is in an age appropriate way.
- How do you answer a 4 year old’s question about where babies come from?
- How do you speak with a child when you notice they behave particularly different in the company of specific people (to determine if they are uncomfortable and why)?
- There is a child that might be gay/trans or figuring things out in my child’s class. How does one speak to a 5 year old about this? They notice that this particular child looks typically like a girl but chooses to dress and behave like a boy.
- My child is 13 and is getting more interesting in the opposite sex. How does one go about talking about relationships and sexuality?
Be sure to always sign up for our Free Webinars
Our Webinars always take place on the second Tuesday of the month!
More Testimonials
This is what other parents had to say:
Stepping back from the binary
"Casey's work is so important, she helped me to take a step back from the binary, and see the child I have, and how to help her feel loved and seen for who she is. Casey has an ability to simplify these complicated subjects"
I'm a better mom
Casey's workshops helped me to be curious and inquisitive when my children speak to me about taboo topics. This does not only help them keep talking to me, but gives me a moment to not freak out.
Closer to me children
Since the workshops, my children have been speaking to me much more about what conversations go on at school, and I have been able to think with them about how to approach their friendships which sometimes make them feel uncomfortable.