SexDear MKIG 1 year ago Should I Let My Daughter and Her Girlfriend Share a Cabin at Summer Camp? My daughter is now dating her roommate from summer camp and wants to continue to be cabin mates with her this summer. Should I let her?
SexDear MKIG 2 years ago My Daughter Came Out and Now Is Distancing Herself from Our Family My daughter came out as asexual, and have been distancing herself from her family because she never felt validated growing up. How do I make amends?
SexYoung ChildrenLists 3 years ago 5 Tips For Talking To Your LGBTQ Child About Sexual Health Talking to your child about safer sex practices can always be a tough conversation to have, but especially if you have to have the conversation as your child is coming into an LGBTQ identity at the same time. Ellen Kate has five tips to help you through it.
SexYoung ChildrenBooks + TV 3 years ago Why “What Makes A Baby” Is Important for Any and All Children “What Makes A Baby,” a children’s book by Cory Silverberg, is a fantastic addition to the way we teach young children about reproduction in a way that is inclusive of all genders, orientations, and abilities.
SexGenderYoung ChildrenBooks + TVLists 3 years ago 10 Reasons Why You Need to Read “Sex Is a Funny Word” “Sex Is A Funny Word,” a children’s book written and illustrated by Cory Silverberg and Fiona Smyth, is nothing short but revolutionary. Here are 10 reasons why it should be on your bookshelf as soon as possible.
SexDear MKIGMental Health 3 years ago Sexual Assault and Asexuality Is there a cause-and-effect relationship between being sexually assaulted and identifying as asexual? Rachel Halder takes on this tough question.
SexSchool + WorkYoung ChildrenDear MKIG 3 years ago Queering Your Child’s Sex Education Most school-based sex education programs focus solely on reproduction and heterosexual relationships. RV Dougherty gives parents a few tips on making this education more inclusive of LGBTQIA identities.
SexYoung ChildrenDear MKIG 4 years ago How Can I Talk to My Child About Consent? How and when should parents talk to their queer children about consent? The answer: Early and often.
SexDear MKIG 4 years ago Will My Son Get AIDS? In which Laurin Mayeno answers a very common question on a lot of parents’ minds when their sons come out to them: is the AIDS epidemic over? And if not, will my son get infected?
SexDear MKIG 4 years ago Why Is There a Double Standard with Sleepovers? A mom is worried her daughter might be sharing a room on a field trip with a friend who might be more than “just a friend,” and she’s confused about this double standard. Co-Founder Dannielle has some thoughts to share.
