Equipping videos
Don't do this alone. Hear from everyday parents and learn about topics such as "How do I help my child understand the purpose of sex?" and How do I keep the jitters away when broaching the topic?"
Conversational videos
Research-based and age-appropriate designed to facilitate parent-child convos about sex
Primary Schooler Track
(Ages 7-9)
- Why are Girls and Boys Different?
- Where Do Babies Come From?
- What is Good vs Bad Touch?
- What is Puberty?
- Why is Porn Bad?
Tween Track
(Ages 10-12)
- What is Puberty?
- Why is Porn Bad?
- What is Masturbation?
- What is a Crush?
- What if I think I'm Gay?
Share this video series with a parent and child you care for today!
Benefits
No more discomfort
With guided conversation starters, convos on sexuality can be natural and easy.
No more uncertainty
Our trainers present content in an easy-to-understand manner, breaking down big concepts into simple bite-size facts.
No more fear
Equip your child with essential filters to keep them safe from sexual predators or pornography.
"The videos and guiding questions were all very helpful in getting the conversation going with my children.
The video series has enabled me to know what is going on in their lives regarding sexuality and to guide them in the right direction. They especially like to hear my own personal experience on puberty and crushes and what I have been through.
"It is interesting and intriguing because it helps us understand more about sex. I enjoy watching the videos with my Mummy and talking about it."
Our speakers
Our speakers are all trained Family Life Educators who have your child's best interests at heart.
Alicia Boo
Chief, Impact and Principal Counsellor at Focus on the Family Singapore
Alicia Boo is Chief, Impact and Principal Counsellor at Focus on the Family Singapore, with more than a decade of experience engaging youth, young adults and young parents in schools, community and churches. A working mum to 4 children aged 8 to 14 including twins, Alicia aspires to impact and equip young adults and young parents with foundations and skills for significant living and strong family relationships.
Joshua Liong
Global speaker and trainer on youth, sexuality, parenting and marriage
Joshua Liong is a global speaker and trainer on youth, sexuality, parenting and marriage. He loves connecting with young people, having spent more than 25 years helping to equip them for life and relationships.
Joshua is happily married for 20 years to his wife, Sarah, and they have two teenage daughters.
Chong Ee Jay
Family Life Specialist and Relations Lead at Focus on the Family Singapore
Chong Ee Jay
Family Life Specialist and Relations Lead at Focus on the Family Singapore
With a deep passion for families, Ee Jay has conducted over 350 parenting workshops since 2007. He is also a trained counsellor and has been working with youths and parents cyber-wellness and digital parenting for more than 10 years.
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Frequently asked questions
Have questions? We’re here to help.
The videos are free for a limited time. So do make use of this opportunity to learn together with like-minded parents or in a parent community.
We have two tracks - equipping videos and conversational videos. The equipping videos are for parents to watch, while the conversational videos are for parent-and-child to co-view. The conversational videos are also designed for two age categories: Primary school (7-9yo) and Tween (10-12yo).
We recommend you watch the videos yourself first to determine if they are appropriate for your child. This will also enable you to get comfortable with the content of this video course.
We recommend you watch the videos with your older child first. Having one-to-one time and attention can be helpful as you embark on this journey with your child.Â
Think about the place or time of day that you are watching the videos. If your child does not seem ready or keen to watch the video, you may wish to try to soften your approach or try again another day.
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