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Prepare your child for their first period

A gentle first-period course that helps kids understand body changes, period products and what to do when bleeding starts.

Clear, structured and supportive for neurodivergent and neurotypical kids.

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Practical help for the conversations parents were never taught how to have

Family sex education can feel tricky to start. You might know the conversation matters and still feel awkward, unsure or worried you’ll say the wrong thing.

That’s where Sex Ed Shop helps.

You’ll find clear, practical resources to help you prepare for important conversations or respond when something has happened.

Each resource gives you words, tools and guidance you can use with your child - in a way that fits your family and your values.

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Practical support for the questions, changes and real-life moments that come up

I’m a family sex educator giving you practical tools for the conversations most parents were never taught how to have.

You’ll find clear words, age-appropriate guidance and useful resources for talking about bodies, puberty, sex, consent, porn and more - adapted to the child in front of you.

Clear words. Practical guidance. No shame. No judgement.

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Meet Cath Hakanson, qualified family sex educator. Straight up. Down to earth. Unshockable.

Sexual health nurse, therapist and author with a list of qualifications longer than your weekly grocery list.

I’ve been teaching families about sex ed for 30+ years. And as an AuDHDer and parent of neurodivergent kids, clear and explicit sex ed feels as natural to me as Vegemite on toast.

But when my own kids started asking where babies came from - and why their baby brother’s penis sometimes poked out - I was reminded just how tricky it can be to find the right words in the moment, even when you know the facts.

That’s why I create practical resources that help you work out what to say, how to say it and what to do next.

The more often you talk, the less pressure sits on any one conversation. And your child learns that they can come back to you when they need information or help.

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