Unboxed Conversations:
The Talk, at every age
What to say, when to say it, and how to approach these conversations with more ease.
Most parents are not avoiding these conversations because they do not care.
They are avoiding them because they are not sure when to start, how early is too early, or what to say in a way that does not feel awkward, overwhelming, or shame-based.
How to introduce topics without making them feel heavy
What to say when your child asks an unexpected question
How to reduce shame without becoming overly clinical
How to build ongoing communication over time
This workshop is designed to help you understand what these conversations can look like from early childhood through early adolescence, and how to approach them in a way that feels calm, clear, and age-appropriate.
A clear, practical way to start earlier
The workshop
The Talk at Every Age: Parent Workshop
$75
per household
Designed for parents of children ages 2–13
Conversation-based, practical, and developmentally grounded
Focused on bodies, boundaries, privacy, consent, and age-appropriate sexual health language
Includes up to two parents or guardians.What we cover
How to talk about bodies and correct language from an early age.
Teaching boundaries, privacy, and consent in everyday moments.
How conversations shift from ages 2 through 13.
What to do when you feel unsure, uncomfortable, or caught off guard.
Format
90-minute workshop
Presentation, followed by Q&A
No pressure to share personal experiences
Educational, not therapy
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Frequently Asked Questions
Still have questions? Take a look at the FAQ or reach out anytime.
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This workshop is designed for parents of children roughly ages 2 through 13, with guidance on how conversations shift as kids grow.
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No. This is a parent workshop focused on how adults can talk with children in developmentally appropriate ways.
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Bodies, boundaries, privacy, consent, naming body parts, answering questions, and building ongoing communication over time.
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No preparation is needed. The workshop is designed to meet you where you are and give you practical ways to approach these conversations.