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Talking to Your Child About Sex and Sexuality is a practical and faith-informed guide designed to help parents navigate one of the most important conversations in their child’s life. Anne K. Mwangi provides age-appropriate insights, communication strategies, and practical tools to help parents confidently discuss topics such as body awareness, healthy relationships, personal boundaries, values, and sexuality. The book empowers parents to create a safe and open environment where children can ask questions, receive accurate information, and develop a healthy understanding of themselves and others.
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