30 Days of Sex Talks for Latter-Day Saint Families: For Parents of Children Ages 12+: Empowering Your Child with a Knowledge of Sexual Intimacy

Talking to our children about the power and sacredness of sexual intimacy is absolutely essential in our day. And the home is the perfect place to have these conversations with your child! We are living in complicated and uncertain times, and our kids are surrounded by unhealthy or false messages about their bodies, relationships, and human sexuality. It is our job to teach them what is true and what is not. It is vital that we begin the discussions in this pragmatic, gospel-focused resource to help them understand the benefits of healthy sexuality, the special gift of their bodies, their primary identity as children of God, and our willingness to help them find answers to questions.
Using our 30 Days of Sex Talks for Latter-day Saint Families books, we hope to provide you with an opportunity to start these essential conversations with your teenagers. Ideally, these discussions will help you create a home environment which encourages open communication about the many other issues which will inevitably come up as you raise your teen.
What’s Included:
This curriculum includes helpful directions, 30 simple, yet meaningful lessons, and an extensive glossary of over 130 terms to help you. Each lesson includes introductory points to consider, critical teaching information, scripture, powerful discussion questions, and additional resources to enrich your family’s learning experience. Some topics even have an accompanying activity or sample scenario to inspire further conversation.
Check out our other books that make great companions to our 30 Days of Sex Talks series, including How to Talk to Your Kids About Pornography, Conversations with My Kids: 30 Essential Family Discussions for the Digital Age, and 30 Days to a Stronger Child.
For more great resources to guide your family, Activity Days, Family Home Evening (FHE), Young Women, Young Men, Primary, the Children and Youth Program, or Come Follow Me discussions, check out our websites: empowerlatterdaysaintkids.org and educateempowerkids.org.