Table of Contents: Holiday Gifts Baskets for Moms 1. Mom's Relaxation Retreat ??: 2. Empowering Intimates Set ??: Holiday Gifts Baskets for Tweens 1. Empowering Statement Keychain ?️? 2. Period Kit for Tweens ??: 3. Interactive Short Online Course ?️? Holiday Gifts Baskets for Kids (Pre-schoolers) 1. Paper Doll Paradise ?✂️ 2. Cuddly Yoni Doll Companion ?? Holiday Gifts Baskets for Dads 1. GeekDad Apparel Elegance ??: Holiday Gifts Baskets for Families! 1. Yoni Magic 10 Book Series ??: The holiday magic is in the air, and we've got something ext ..read more

As the air turns crisp and the aroma of roasting holiday feasts fill the air, the opportunity to build meaningful relationships and connections is available in addition to feasting. In the digital age, where screens often mediate our interactions, use this Thanksgiving as a reminder of the importance of face-to-face connections, particularly in teaching young children about consent and body anatomy. This article delves into the significance of Thanksgiving as a catalyst for building bonds, bridging gaps, and strengthening the ties that bind us as a community. Teaching Consent and Body Anatomy ..read more

Puberty often begins earlier than parents think―especially for girls. You can help your daughter navigate this time by learning about these changes and starting conversations about them early. In this article, we discuss, “What is puberty for girls” and how you can support them during this crucial phase of their life. What is puberty for girls all about? Puberty is the time when kids grow into young adults through physical and emotional changes. It can start when kids are as young as 8 or 9 but you won’t see any physical signs until a few years later. For females, you can usually expect to st ..read more

It’s back to school time and kids across the country are preparing for a new year of science, language, and math classes. But there’s another course that lays a healthy foundation for your children’s health and development that is usually missing out:  comprehensive sex education. Comprehensive sex ed is a crucial aspect of a well-rounded education, which equips students with accurate information, critical skills, and shame-free attitudes toward their own bodies and relationships. In this article, we will not just tackle the essential back-to-school list that you normally have but also t ..read more

  We hope you have already dusted off your rainbow flags and are celebrating pride month!  MLY proudly supports this month-long celebration to recognize and support LGBTQ rights and honor the culture and history of the LGBTQ community. There are a lot of ways for you to get involved and learn some important history along the way - pride parades, live theater, workshops, concerts, making donations, buying our Loving LGBTQ+ book, and more!   Pride Month 2023: How It Started   On the night of June 1969 in New York City, police raided the Stonewall Inn - a gay club in ..read more

In today's digital age, children are increasingly exposed to various online dangers, including the widespread availability of explicit adult content.  For young kids, under 8, accidentally encountering pornographic material can be confusing or distressing. At worst, it can be harmful.  Older kids and teenagers may be more curious and actively seek out pornography online. Even if kids are not seeking porn, often they come across it and are exposed to porn by age 12.  For them, the risk is that exposure to graphic, violent, or misleading messages about sexual practices and gender ..read more

We’ve talked to hundreds of moms, and we know how difficult it can be to practice sex positive parenting. It can be uncomfortable to talk to our children about things deemed to be awkward, taboo, or that we didn’t have the experience of discussing openly in our own childhood. Some parents feel uncomfortable discussing sexuality with their kids, either because of their own hang-ups or because they worry that it might encourage their children to become sexually active at a young age. It’s normal to want to protect your kid’s innocence for as long as possible, and “sex talks” might sometimes see ..read more

It’s the big elephant in the room of parenting topics: child sexual exploitation and abuse. The worst form of violence against children, it’s no surprise parents have difficulty addressing it. The statistics are so horrifying, we don’t want to believe them. Child sexual exploitation and abuse statistics: Approximately 1 in 53 boys and 1 in 9 girls are sexually abused before the age of 18, according to the Department of Justice, Office of Justice Programs, Bureau of Justice Statistics, Sex Offenses and Offenders (1997). 93 percent of children who are victims of abuse know their abuser, accord ..read more

As we enter 2023 with intentions around health, let's not forget the 13,000 women diagnosed with cervical cancer each year in the United States. Nearly 80 million Americans – roughly half of whom are women – are infected with HPV, the virus that causes cervical cancer. This disease, although deadly in its later stages, is highly preventable and treatable. January has been declared the official National Cervical Health Awareness Month by the United States Congress to increase the understanding of the disease, and its prevalence and to help women adopt certain practices to keep themselves safe ..read more

We want to reframe sex education from “the talk” to recognizing that sex education conversations are a series that happen over many years. Each conversation is an opportunity to establish trust with your children. The nature of conversations changes as children grow up. This is a fantastic chat we had with Sandra Trew of Get Real Parenting Coaching, where Ariél Saint White talks about Sex Education and why parents find it so difficult to talk to their children about sex. The conversation cover masturbation, the vulva, and the benefits and importance of talking about these things early as pos ..read more