Tell Your Daughters with Natalie Stokell

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In todays episode, we are going to be talking all about the sex education. So just a little prewarning, if you have yet to start this conversation with your family, it may be the time to pop in those earphones to put this podcast on privacy mode. It’s an important topic, so join me as we reframe the way sex education needs to look for our modern times. 

👉  Natalie Shares

• Her own sexual education experience
• How “Tell your Daughters” got started
• Pleasure anatomy vs reproductive anatomy 
• Feeling based sex education vs fear based sex education
• The nuances of consent 
• About her parent survey and the results so far 
• Where our children are getting their sex education
• About the terms privacy and secrecy
• How we can approach the porn conversation
• If sex education in schools encourages grooming
• When we should have ‘the talk’
• How the understanding of anatomy diversity has been censored

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👉  Guest Details

Natalie Stokall is the founder of Tell your Daughters. Originally from New Zealand, Natalie has called the Sunshine Coast home for 12 years now. She has two daughters, a tween and a teen, and she has always cared deeply about raising empowered children. She has a Masters in Psychology and a Post Graduate Diploma in Gender and Women’s Studies and training with the Institute of Sexuality Education. She knows body positive and pleasure based sex education is the way of the future.

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