TheSexTalk.com

“No parent looks forward to the sex talk. None that I know at any rate. I didn’t when the oldest of my six children started asking questions in that direction, and even having been there, I don’t exactly feel giddy about it with the youngest of the bunch. The Sex Talk videos and follow-up questions approach, not just what sex is at a biological level, but what it means in marriage, how it affects our communities, what it looks like when it’s broken, and how we reconcile what the world tells us about sex with God’s beautiful and unparalleled design. These are done with a gentle grace and tact that I will be recommending to parents for years to come. ”

“Any resource that helps parents overcome the intimidation and fear of sexually discipling their kids needs to celebrated. TheSexTalk.com is super helpful, and gives parents the info they SHOULD have gotten from their parents/caregivers but often didn't. It helps give them the information and confidence needed to help engage sexual topics with their kids in a way that will celebrate and shepherd their kids' sexuality. Highly recommend. ”

“The curated content in this course is priceless from both perspectives. Yes, fantastic guide through navigating the topic of sexuality with your children, but I think more importantly, there is a recurring invitation to consider your own upbringing and teaching. There are concepts and perspectives that I was never taught or more accurately... was taught incorrectly. The Sex Talk course will likely change your own perspective on sexuality and enable you not only to better instruct but actually live out a healthier view of one of God's greatest gifts of mankind.”

“I am continuously impressed by the content, the variety of speakers, and how deeply impactful it has been. I would encourage every parent to walk through this material to be empowered to have meaningful, Godly, and natural conversations about Biblical sexuality with their children.”

“For about five years now, I have been working in New Zealand on initiatives aimed at protecting our young people specifically in the area of pornography. During this time, I have discovered The Sex Talk Program to be an excellent resource. At our organization, www.taimakorero.co.nz, we promote this program to a variety of workshop participants, including parents, educators, social workers, and others. The Sex Talk Program is comprehensive and covers all the essential aspects of this critical issue. I urge you to take the time to invest in your children's lives by utilizing this program, as it is essential that we address this issue.”

“This course is super relevant for me as a parent. It really helps address my fears and concerns for having the sex talk with my son. I have great ideas for how to get started and my biggest take away from this course is that it's not just supposed to be "A" talk but rather a conversation over the better part of a decade. ”

“Great resource! Thanks for making it available.”

“Delivers fantastic stats to get you motivated. He also gives easy openers to have the actual age-appropriate conversations. Finally, there are great suggestions for resources to safe guard your kids.”

“As a pastor, sometimes it's difficult to find the "space", to understanding where parents are coming from, their questions/concerns, struggles in regards to having "sextalk" conversations with their kids. These concerns are in "realtime", and so its pressing on their hearts. and they feel a lack of confidence. Furthermore, from a pastors standpoint, what helpful "equipping" biblical strategy can really help parents come alongside their kids in a authentic, loving, biblical way. Thus, lack confidence. This is where "Sextalk" fits so well. We did a larger, classroom/group style, with parents. The videos and discussion questions opened up "space" , for parents to be genuine about having "sextalk" conversations with their kids. It equipped them, from first starting out with, "I haven't had the conversation, or "I don't know how". Thus, a lack of confidence. To now, with the training, they feel less alone and more confident to discuss with their kids these conversations with their kids. ”