If you haven't already done so, it's time to start having an open and honest dialogue with your children about sex and sexuality. Don't leave it up to the schools to address. Don't think they're too young to know. The truth is that the world is a different place to the one we grew up in and our children need our support and guidance to translate the constant sexualized messages they're getting from friends, the Internet and other media. Not only does knowing about sexual health protect children from abuse, it also helps them learn about physical and behavioural boundaries, family values, gender identity, self-esteem, body image, how to interact with people, how to express themselves as individuals and more... We know discussing sexuality with your children isn't easy or comfortable, but it can be done We've consulted with experts, reviewed the literature extensively and distilled it into easy to read, manageable pieces along with talking points on how to Start the Conversation with your child. We're committed to helping you, make those tough conversations easy so that you in turn can help your children stay healthy and safe. While in their Preschool years, a child's immediate family is their biggest influence, in their Primary years, children start going to school, seeing new things and meeting new people. Consequently, they're exposed to more outside influences and suddenly they start to question everything Curiosity Is Getting Complicated Builds on the foundation laid in: It's More Than Learning About How Babies Are Made and takes a more detailed look into what children aged 6-8 want and need to know, from questions on puberty and multiple births to gender identity, bullying and sexual diversity.