"The case for starting sex education in kindergarten"

A young-looking white woman (wearing a tee-shirt that says 'Paris')
leads several kindergarten-age children in a group conversation.
Three children are visible: one is black, and two are white.

By law, all primary school students in the Netherlands must receive some form of sexuality education. The system allows for flexibility in how it’s taught. But it must address certain core principles — among them, sexual diversity and sexual assertiveness. That means encouraging respect for all sexual preferences and helping students develop skills to protect against sexual coercion, intimidation and abuse. The underlying principle is straightforward: Sexual development is a normal process that all young people experience, and they have the right to frank, trustworthy information on the subject.

"The case for starting sex education in kindergarten"

Before I got started as a doula, I was a teacher of young children, and now I'm a mama. How can I help you talk to the kids in your life?

In cahoots,
~Sasha