01/31/2026
Many of us might have had a similar experience while growing up.
Maybe a sit-down at the kitchen table. Or an awkward conversation in the car, eyes forward, radio on. Many of us got some vague warnings, euphemisms, a rushed explanation about birds and bees.
For many of us, it felt uncomfortable - not because of the topic, but because of the message that we got: This is hard to talk about. This is embarrassing. This is taboo.
But a relationship built on trust and openness can’t be built with just one conversation. It’s hard to build a foundation of openness and trust in just one big moment.
Instead, embrace the small moments. Like when your child asks a question, during a car ride or after watching a TV show.
These conversations can change as kids grow, leaving room for curiosity and making it clear that you are a safe space for any question.