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How to Talk to Your Kids About Sex Without Making It Awkward [Ep. #346]
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- Sep 2, 2026
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Summary
Talking to your kids about sex can feel incredibly awkward. Maybe you don't know where to start, maybe you're worried about saying the wrong thing. Maybe nobody ever had these conversations with you, so now you're trying to figure it out while raising your own children but avoiding the conversation doesn't make the questions disappear. In this episode of Love, Life, and Legacy , we sit down with Amelia, the director of School of Love, to talk about how parents can have healthier, more honest, and ongoing conversations about sex with their kids. Because the goal isn't to have one uncomfortable conversation and hope you've covered everything. It's about creating a relationship where your children know they can ask questions. Where sex isn't surrounded by unnecessary shame. Where curiosity can be met with honesty instead of fear. And where parents can intentionally help their kids develop a healthier understanding of relationships, intimacy, boundaries, and sexuality. This conversation is about removing the unnecessary awkwardness around sex not because the topic doesn't matter, but because it matters too much to leave entirely to the internet, social media, or pornography. What You'll Hear in This Episode: Why conversations about sex don't have to be one big "talk" How awkwardness and shame can stop important conversations before they begin Why intentionality matters when raising kids How parents can create an environment where questions feel safe What School of Love is doing to help parents navigate these conversations Why healthy conversations about sexuality are about much more than biology How your relationship with your child shapes what conversations are possible Why avoiding the topic doesn't mean your kids aren't learning about it elsewhere How to approach these…